Graduate Courses 2021-2022

  • Academic advising is available in person, by phone or by email.  You must email gradpsychology@carleton.ca to book an appointment for an in person or phone call meeting. Walk-in appointments will not be accepted. 
  • Important Dates and Deadlines
  • Any course taken outside of the Department of Psychology and all transfer credit requests must be approved by the Graduate Chair.

Information provided below is subject to change. Refer to the Public Class Schedule for day, time and location. All courses are listed in the Graduate Calendar. Please refer to it for prerequisite information.

Category: CC=Course Content course  PD=Professional Development course  ES=Elective Statistics course

Term:         F=Fall term  W=Winter term  S=Summer term  T=Full year course (Fall & Winter)

5000 Level Category  Term Instructor
PSYC 5001: Qualitative Research Methods in Psychology CC F S. Maggi
PSYC 5003: Open Science and Methodological Improvements PD F J. Zelenski
PSYC 5004: Knowledge Translation PD W T. Sztainert
PSYC 5011: Social Psychology I CC W J. Peetz
PSYC 5021: Forensic Assessment CC W A. Forth
PSYC 5027 S: Sex Offenders CC S 2022 K. Nunes
PSYC 5410: Advanced Analysis of Variance F A. Howard
PSYC 5411: Advanced Regression W A. Howard
PSYC 5416: Advanced Survey Methods ES F C. Davis
PSYC 5417: Categorical Data Analysis ES W Y. Liu
PSYC 5800 A: Intergenerational Trauma CC S 2022 B. Bezo
PSYC 5800 F: Mindfulness and Well-Being CC F A. Offman
PSYC 5800 G: Sex Offenders CC F K. Nunes
PSYC 5800 K: Police Interviewing Techniques CC F K. Luther
PSYC 5800 W: Science and Pseudoscience CC W K. Luther
PSYC 5800 Z: Political Psychology and Intergroup Relations CC W M. Wohl
PSYC 5804 A: Introduction to Clinical Skills and the Helping Professions CC F K. Lassiter
PSYC 5804 B: Clinical Approaches to the Assessment and Treatment of Substance Use Disorders CC W K. Lassiter
PSYC 5804 B: Clinical Approaches to the Assessment and Treatment of Substance Use Disorders CC S 2022 K. Lassiter
PSYC 5804 C: Research Methods in Health Psychology CC F R. Burns
PSYC 5804 C: Psychophysiological Methods CC W C. Danyluck
PSYC 5804 D: Wellness and Climate Change

(Alternative for PSYC 5209)

 CC F K. Dupré
PSYC 5804 E: Indigenous Mental Health

(Alternative for PSYC 5209)

 CC F C. Danyluck
PSYC 5900: Directed Studies CC F-W-S Application
PSYC 5901: Independent Research CC F-W-S Application
PSYC 5903: Practicum in Psychology PD S 2022 J. Pozzulo
PSYC 5904 W Community Mental Health and Well-Being Practicum PD W J. Pozzulo
PSYC 5906: Pro-Seminar in Psychology T J. Peetz
PSYC 5909: Masters Thesis F-W-S
6000 Level Category  Term Instructor
PSYC 6114: Teaching Practicum PD F-W-S M. Wohl
PSYC 6900: Directed Studies CC F-W-S Application
PSYC 6901: Independent Research CC F-W-S Application
PSYC 6903: Practicum in Psychology PD S 2022 J. Pozzulo
PSYC 6906: Pro-Seminar in Psychology I T J. Peetz
PSYC 6907: Pro-Seminar in Psychology II T J. Peetz
PSYC 6909: Doctoral Thesis F-W-S

Every effort is made to ensure accuracy.
However, the course list and information that appears on the individual course pages (e.g., designated instructor, evaluation criteria and instructor statements) are subject to change. Updates will be posted as necessary. Please keep this in mind when making registration decisions.