| PSYC 601 | D1, D2 General Comprehensive (students entering with a Master's may be exempted) |
| PSYC 650 | Advanced Statistics I (students entering with a Master's may be exempted) |
| PSYC 651 | Advanced Statistics II (students entering with a Master's may be exempted) |
| PSYC 660 | Psychological Theory: Professors representing the various research areas within the department discuss critical issues and developments within their fields of expertise. |
| PSYC 690 | Master's Research I (for M.A., M.Sc. students) |
| PSYC 699 | Master's Research II (for M.A., M.Sc. students) |
PSYC 701 Special Comprehensive Examination
topStudents select 12 credits (4 courses) from the following area seminar categories:
PSYC 710 to PSYC 715 Behavioural Neuroscience
PSYC 716 to PSYC 721 Learning and Motivation
PSYC 722 to PSYC 727 Personality and Social Psychology
PSYC 734 to PSYC 735 Development and Language
PSYC 740 to PSYC 745 Perception and Cognition
PSYC 746 to PSYC 751 Quantitative and Individual Differences
PSYC 753 to PSYC 758 Health Psychology
topStudents may substitute a graduate course in an allied field or, depending on their availability, one of the following courses for a graduate seminar, provided that permission is obtained from the supervisor and that the instructor defines extra work for the student that brings up the 500 level course to a 700 level course:
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