Information for students

Students who are interested in the area of emotion, learning and psychophysiology have many opportunities for study in the School of Psychology. At the undergraduate level, this includes courses devoted to Psychophysiology, Behavioural Neuroscience and Social Neuroscience, as well as more general courses on topics relevant to the domains of neuroscience, learning and cognition, neuroanatomy, and physiological psychology. Depending on the degree that is chosen, students also have the opportunity to study courses in other departments, such as physiology, anatomy, and genetics.

At the postgraduate level, research is conducted within the Laboratory of Emotion, Learning and Psychophysiology on a wide variety of topics in the areas of emotion, learning, and cognition. Research projects address basic issues or are related to clinical and developmental issues.

The School of Psychology web site provides a wealth of information about studying psychology at the University of Queensland including the current School of Psychology handbook that contains detailed information about studying psychology and specific courses that may be taken.