Undergraduate

Undergraduate Teaching consists of courses in Psychiatry, Behavioural Science and Neuroscience for students in the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences. Behavioural Science is concerned with the application of psychology to medical and dental practice, Psychiatry encompasses clinical understanding of mental disorders and Neuroscience deals with the neural correlates of behaviour. Much of our teaching utilises a problem-based learning approach in order to promote the acquisition, retention and application of knowledge within a framework of self-directed lifelong learning.

Further details can be found in the UWA Undergraduate Handbook.

The School of Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences offers the units listed below in each of the following undergraduate courses:

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (90110)

Year 1

• Foundations of Clinical Practice Part 1 IMED1111
• Foundations of Clinical Practice Part 2 IMED1112

Year 2

• Foundations of Clinical Practice Part 1 IMED2211
• Foundations of Clinical Practice Part 2 IMED2212

Year 3

• Foundations of Clinical Practice Part 1 IMED3311
• Foundations of Clinical Practice Part 2 IMED3312

Year 4

• Psychiatry Part 1 IMED4471
• Psychiatry Part 2 IMED4472

Year 6

• Psychiatry Part 1 IMED6671
• Psychiatry Part 2 IMED6672

Options

• Year 3 - Psychology of Healing

Bachelor of Dental Science (5 year) (80150)

• Patient Psychology and Dental Practice

Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine (91030)

• Patient Psychology and Podiatric Practice