CDE Undergraduate Courses

PSY 100 Introduction to Psychology I (3)

An introduction to the study of human behaviour, personality, and social interaction. Consideration is given to the biological and social sources of development, sensation, perception, and learning.

PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology II (3)

Psychology is the science that seeks to understand human thought, emotions, and behavior, and to apply that understanding to the service of human welfare. This course will serve as an introduction to the field of psychology, and will provide an overview of some of the wide range of subfields and specializations that are found within this field of inquiry.

PSY 441 Contemporary Counselling Issues (web only) (3)

This course explores relevant issues encountered when counselling within contemporary society. Divided into three units, the course addresses ethical issues which guide the practice of counselling, counselling orientation, and some of the more common counselling issues (e.g. addictions, family violence, grief, and sexual abuse).

Prerequisite(s): 6 credit hours of Psychology