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Home / Undergraduate Studies / Education Minor / Applied Psychology Track Courses

2012-2013

The Applied Psychology Track

18 Units Required

 

Core/Practicum courses taken beyond the number required will count as electives

Core Courses (2 required, CNCSP 101 and 1 course from Set 2)

Set 1

• CNCSP 101 Intro to Applied Psychology (4 Units)

 

Set 2 (Choose one of two)

• CNCSP 110 Intro to Educational & Vocational Guidance (4 units)
• Ed 190 Intro to Autism (Pre-req: Psych 1, minimum 3.0 GPA) (4 units)

 

Practicum (1 course required)

• CNCSP 102 Practicum in Applied Psychology (2 units)

 

Elective Courses (Fill remaining units with elective courses)

• CNCSP 110 Intro to Educational & Vocational Guidance (4 units)
• CNCSP 111 Identity and Pluralism (4 units)
• CNCSP 112 Positive Psychology in School and Community Settings (4 units)
• CNCSP 114 Psych of Gender (4 units)
• CNCSP 199 or CNCSP 199RA (or ED 199/199RA) Research Assistance (1-5 units)- Must be taken for a letter grade to count towards the minor
• Ed 111 Intro to Child and Adolescent Development (4 units)
• Ed 125 Equity, Democracy, and Schooling in the U.S. (4 units) [Particularly appropriate for those interested in school counseling/psychology]
• Ed 190 Intro to Autism (Pre-requisites: Psychology 1, minimum 3.0 GPA) (4 units)
• Ed 191W Health and Well-Being (4 units)

   

 

-If you have any concerns regarding the requirements, contact Christina Baker at cbaker@education.ucsb.edu, 805-893-2137, Ed 4100.

NOTE: Ed 197 Special Topics in Education and Applied Psychology (2-4 units) may be counted towards the Ed & Applied Psych minor by track advisor approval only and each Ed 197 is not guaranteed to count towards each track. Contact the Gevirtz Student Affairs Office (sao@education.ucsb.edu) for details!

Students are encouraged to enroll in classes early as space is limited.

 

Substitution Policy:

Community College and other lower division courses may NOT be used as a substitution for any minor course

You may be able to transfer up to six upper division quarter units from courses you have taken at other colleges or universities if the courses are approved by the Gevirtz Graduate School of Education CCSP Track Advisor. Substitution forms are available at this webpage.

Please note that only 5 units may overlap between your major and your minor.

For minor questions:

Christina Baker Franzblau, sao@education.ucsb.edu

Track Advisor:

Dr. Matt Quirk mquirk@education.ucsb.edu