Psychology Summer Opportunities
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For High School Students
Take advantage of Berkeley Summer Sessions by participating in the PreCollege scholars program.
Opportunities for remote, residential, commuter and non-credit options are available!
Psychology Summer Course Recommendations:
PSYCH 4 - Emotional Intelligence & PSYCH 6 - Stress and Coping
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For Visitors or International Students
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For Intended Majors
Major Requirements can requirements can be found here.
Prerequisite Summer Course Offerings
PSYCH W1 - General Psychology
PSYCH 101 - Research and Data Analysis in Psychology
PSYCH C64 - Exploring the Brain: Introduction to Neuroscience
Use the academic guide to look for prerequisite coursework outside of the department to make progress in the major requirements. Additionally, feel free to explore some upper division coursework to get an in depth perspective in the field of psych.
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For Current Majors
Major Requirements can requirements can be found here.
Tier 2 & 3 Summer Course Offerings can be found in Session A, D & E. Some course highlights include:
PSYCH N140 - Developmental Psychology
PSYCH N150 - Psychology of Personality
PSYCH N162 - Human Happiness
Use the academic guide to look for tier 2 & 3 coursework in the department to make progress in the major requirements.
Psychology Summer Courses
Here's the full list of Summer Psychology Courses
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Summer Session A 6 weeks, May 22 - June 30
PSYCH 130M - Psychopathology Across the Life Span
Class #13543 Social Sciences Building 60PSYCH 136 - Human Sexuality
Class #15703 Internet/OnlinePSYCH 139 - Case Studies in Clinical Psychology
Class #15701 Social Sciences Building 170PSYCH 149 - Early Development & Learning Science Core Seminar
Class #15665 Internet/Online **Does NOT count for a Psych Tier 2 or Tier 3 major requirementPSYCH 149A - The Developing Child Practicum: Linking Research and Practice
Class #15600 Internet/Online **Does NOT count for a Psych Tier 2 or Tier 3 major requirementPSYCH 149D - Early Childhood Policy
Class #15601 Internet/Online **Does NOT count for a Psych Tier 2 or Tier 3 major requirementPSYCH N150 - Psychology of Personality
Class #13383 Valley Life Sciences 2060PSYCH 171 - Psychological Research on Children of Immigrant Families
Class #15586 Etcheverry 3108 -
Summer Session C 8 weeks, June 20 - August 11
PSYCH 1 - General Psychology
Class #:15466 Internet/OnlinePSYCH C64 - Exploring the Brain: Introduction to Neuroscience
Class #:13836 Genetics & Plant Bio 100PSYCH 101 - Research and Data Analysis in Psychology
Class #13964 Cory 247PSYCH N140 - Developmental Psychology
Class #15522 Morgan 101 -
Summer Session D 6 weeks, July 3 - August 11
PSYCH 4 - Emotional Intelligence
Class #14309 Mulford 159PSYCH 6 - Stress and Coping
Class #14269 Latimer 120PSYCH N110 - Introduction to Biological Psychology
Class #14372 Davis 534PSYCH N134 - Health Psychology
Class #15668 Birge 50PSYCH 142 - Applied Early Developmental Psychology
Class #15602 Internet/OnlinePSYCH 149B - Context of Early Development
Class #15603 Internet/Online **Does NOT count for a Psych Tier 2 or Tier 3 major requirementPSYCH N160 - Social Psychology
Class #14271 Internet/OnlinePSYCH N180 - Industrial-Organizational Psychology
Class #14272 Joan and Sanford I. Weill 101PSYCH 181 - Emotion, Motivation, Influence: Psych in the Real World
Class #15818 Social Sciences Building 20 -
Summer Session E 3 weeks, July 24 - August 11
PSYCH 137 - Mind-Body and Health
Class #14546 Internet/OnlinePSYCH 138 - Global Mental Health
Class #15671 Valley Life Sciences 2060PSYCH 170 - Clinical and Counseling Professions: Practice & Research
Class #15669 Etcheverry 3106 -
Summer Session 12W 12 weeks, May 22 - August 11
Institute of Human Development
For psychology classes offered in Summer Sessions 12W, please refer to the The Developing Child Summer Minor and Certificate website for more information. -
Psychology Clinical Counseling Summer Minor/Certificate
The Clinical & Counseling Psychology minor and certificate allows students to explore the diverse career paths of clinical and counseling psychology. The curriculum focuses on basic psycho-biological and sociocultural mechanisms that underlie common mental health problems across the life span. Check out the minor requirements page for more information!