Two-Year Certificate Course in Psychology.

This course is an access course allowing adults without the usual entry requirements to gain access (subject to interview) to a related university course. New students are admitted every September. The next course will begin in September 2003 and will cover six applied areas; Education, Health, Clinical, Environmental, Work and Crime, as well as methodology and traditional areas of psychology (e.g. comparative, cognitive, developmental, and social). The course is assessed by four essays and two research projects. Sessions are held on Tuesday evenings at the Centre for Lifelong Learning, University of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester, CO4 3SQ. Telephone 01206 872519 or E-mail: cll@essex.ac.uk for more information

This Year's Schedule

Date	Topic	Tutor	Deadlines
30^th Sept 2003	Psychological Research	Gary
7^th Oct	Comparative Psychology	Morag
14^th Oct	Comparative Psychology	Morag
21st Oct	Comparative Psychology	Morag
4th Nov	Comparative Psychology	Morag
11^th Nov	Milgram Core Study	Gary
18^th Nov	Social Psychology	Shiho
25^th Nov	Social Psychology	Shiho
2^nd Dec	Social Psychology	Shiho
9^th Dec	Social Psychology	Shiho
13^th Jan 2004	Psychological Research	Gary	Essay on Comparative or Social Psychology
20^th Jan	Cognitive Psychology	Stacy
27^th Jan	Cognitive Psychology	Stacy
3^rd Feb	Cognitive Psychology	Stacy
10^th Feb	Loftus & Palmer Core Study	Gary
24^th Feb	Perspectives & Ethics	Morag
2^nd Mar	Perspectives & Ethics	Morag
9^th Mar	Perspectives & Ethics	Morag
16^th Mar	Perspectives & Ethics	Morag
23^rd Mar	Samuel & Bryant Core Study	Gary
20^th Apr	Developmental Psychology	Shiho
27^th Apr	Developmental Psychology	Shiho
4^th May	Developmental Psychology	Shiho
11^th May	Developmental Psychology	Stacy
18^th May	Developmental Psychology	Stacy
25^th May	Developmental Psychology	Stacy
8^th June	Developmental Psychology	Stacy
15^th June	Bandura Core Study	Gary
22^nd June	Student Presentations	Gary	Research Project and (Essay on Cognitive Psychology or Perspectives & Ethics or Developmental Psychology)