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Introduction to Psychology

Biological Psychology

Assoc Prof Matthew Mundy, Oscar Murphy, Chiara McDowell, Natalie Doring, and Phuong Hua

Topics Covered

Introduction to genetics
Heredity and genetic disorders
Specific genetic disorders
The nervous system
The brain and spinal cord

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Enthusiastic intro to biological psychology

This course earns high marks across the board from learners who describe it as an "amazing course" with "great joy" and educators who are "passionate". It's a great first step for those new to the subject and gives those with degrees in other disciplines a chance to expand skills in science and research. Psychology enthusiasts and those who are looking at psychology as a career will find this beginner-friendly course informative and engaging.

Suitable for those coming from other disciplines.

"It might be of particular use to learners who have already completed a Bachelor degree in other disciplines who are interested in expanding their science and research skills."

Accessible to those new to psychology.

"This introductory course is for anyone interested in psychology - you don’t need any past experience."

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"The course was informative and organised in a clear way. I liked that this course included mentors who answered questions and gave extra information."

Supportive learning materials.

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Fosters engaging class discussions.

"I just love that there is a space for discussion, where we can share our thoughts, get feedback from the mentors and also see what other learners are thinking about particular subject."

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Time

12 hours

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FutureLearn

Institution

Monash University

Instructors

Assoc Prof Matthew Mundy

Oscar Murphy

Chiara McDowell

Natalie Doring

Phuong Hua

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