Degree in Psychology (pla 2020)
240 credits - Faculty of Psychology
Entry Profile
The Degree in Psychology is aimed at students in Health Sciences, although access is not restricted to other areas of knowledge. In general, students wishing to take the programme are recommended to have an interest in aspects relating to health and quality of life, as well as ability for observation, analysis, empathy and communication. Language skills in English are also important, at least for reading texts and using basic IT tools.
Entry information
Validations
Credit Recognition and Transfer Committee for GPS2
Accreditation grid between degrees from the UIB
Table of equivalences by curriculum: Degree in Psychology (pla 2020) - Majorca
Degree in Psychology (pla 2009)
Degree in Psychology (pla 2009) | Degree in Psychology (pla 2020) - Majorca |
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21300 - General Psychology |
21300 - General Psychology |
21301 - History of Psychology |
21301 - History of Psychology |
21302 - Developmental Psychology throughout the Life Cycle I |
21302 - Psychology of Development throughout the Live Cycle I |
21303 - Equal Opportunities and Gender in Psychology |
21303 - Equal Opportunities and Gender in Psychology |
21304 - Foundations of Applied Statistics in Health Sciences |
21304 - Foundations of Applied Statistics in Health Sciences |
21305 - Developmental Psychology throughout the Life Cycle II |
21305 - Developmental Psychology throughout the Life Cycle II |
21306 - Learning |
21306 - Learning |
21307 - Foundations of Psychobiology |
21307 - Foundations of Psychobiology |
21308 - Research Methods and Data Analysis in Psychology |
21308 - Research Methods and Data Analysis in Psychology |
21309 - Perception and Attention |
21309 - Perception and Attention |
21310 - Statistics Applied to Psychology |
21310 - Statistics Applied to Psychology |
21311 - Social Psychology |
21311 - Social Psychology |
21312 - Biological Psychology |
21312 - Biological Psychology |
21313 - Psychological Intervention Techniques |
21313 - Psychological Intervention Techniques |
21314 - Motivation and Emotion |
21314 - Motivation and Emotion |
21315 - Psychometrics |
21315 - Psychometrics |
21316 - Psychology of Groups |
21316 - Psychology of Groups |
21317 - Psychological Evaluation and Diagnosis I |
21317 - Psychological Evaluation and Diagnosis I |
21318 - Personality Psychology |
21318 - Personality Psychology |
21319 - Memory and Cognition |
21319 - Memory and Cognition |
21320 - Educational Psychology |
21320 - Psychology of Education |
21321 - Workplace Psychology |
21321 - Workplace Psychology |
21322 - Psychological Evaluation and Diagnosis II |
21322 - Psychological Evaluation and Diagnosis II |
21323 - Personality and Adaptation |
21323 - Personality and Adaptation |
21324 - Thought and Language |
21324 - Thought and Language |
21325 - Neuropsychology |
21325 - Neuropsychology |
21326 - Organisational Psychology |
21326 - Organisational Psychology |
21327 - Experiment Designs |
21327 - Experiment Designs |
21328 - Psychopathology |
21328 - Psychopathology |
21329 - Psychological Intervention in Psycho-Pathological Disorders in Adults |
21329 - Psychological Intervention in Psycho-Pathological Disorders in Adults |
21330 - Psycho-Educational and Psycho-Social Intervention |
21330 - Psycho-Educational and Psycho-Social Intervention |
21331 - Practicum |
21331 - Practicum |
21332 - Final Degree Project in Psychology |
21332 - Final Degree Project |
21333 - History of Inequality |
21333 - History of Inequality |
21334 - Gender-based Violence |
21334 - Gender-based Violence |
21335 - Ethical Problems and Deontological Codes |
21335 - Ethical Problems and Deontological Codes |
21336 - Psychology of Art |
21336 - Psychology of Art |
21337 - Introduction to Psychoanalytical Theory |
21337 - Introduction to Psychoanalytical Theory |
21338 - Psychology of Physical Activity and Sport |
21338 - Psychology of Physical Activity and Sport |
21339 - Psychology of Disability and Dependence |
21339 - Psychology of Disability and Dependence |
21340 - Psychology of Traffic and Highway Safety |
21340 - Psychology of Traffic and Highway Safety |
21341 - Cognitive Ergonomics |
21341 - Cognitive Ergonomics |
21342 - Psychology of Emergencies |
21342 - Psychology of Emergencies |
21343 - Positive Psychology |
21343 - Positive Psychology |
21344 - Perceptual and Attention Disorders |
21344 - Perceptual and Attention Disorders |
21345 - Psychophysiology |
21345 - Psychophysiology |
21346 - Psychobiology of Development |
21346 - Psychobiology of Development |
21347 - Clinical Neuropsychology |
21347 - Clinical Neuropsychology |
21348 - Psychopharmacology |
21348 - Psychopharmacology |
21349 - Techniques and Instrumentation in Psycho-Biology |
21349 - Techniques and Instrumentation in Psycho-Biology |
21350 - Social Psychology of Communication |
21350 - Social Psychology of Communication |
21351 - Social Psychology of Tourism |
21351 - Social Psychology of Tourism |
21352 - Social Reality Analysis Techniques |
21352 - Social Reality Analysis Techniques |
21353 - Group Behaviour and Social Movements |
21353 - Group Behaviour and Social Movements |
21354 - Development Disorders |
21354 - Development Disorders |
21355 - Language and Speech Development Disorders |
21355 - Language and Speech Development Disorders |
21356 - Learning Difficulties |
21356 - Learning Difficulties |
21357 - Psycho-Educational Intervention in the Area of Talent and Giftedness |
21357 - Psycho-Educational Intervention in the Area of Talent and Giftedness |
21358 - Evidence Based Psychology |
21358 - Evidence Based Psychology |
21359 - Construction and Analysis of Surveys |
21359 - Construction and Analysis of Surveys |
21360 - Evaluation of Psychology Programmes |
21360 - Evaluation of Psychology Programmes |
21361 - Use of Questionnaires and Applied Interviews in Psychology |
21361 - Use of Questionnaires and Applied Interviews in Psychology |
21362 - Psycho-Pathology of Affective Disorders and Anxiety |
21362 - Psycho-Pathology of Affective Disorders and Anxiety |
21363 - Stress and Coping Skills |
21363 - Stress and Coping Skills |
21364 - Psychopathology of Psychotic Disorders |
21364 - Psychopathology of Psychotic Disorders |
21365 - Intelligence |
21365 - Intelligence |
21366 - Clinical Assessment |
21366 - Clinical Assessment |
21367 - Forensic Evaluation |
21367 - Forensic Evaluation |
21368 - Psychological Intervention in Psycho-Pathological Disorders in Childhood |
21368 - Psychological Intervention in Psycho-Pathological Disorders in Childhood |
21369 - Cognitive Therapies |
21369 - Cognitive Therapies |
21370 - Self Control Operating Techniques |
21370 - Self Control Operating Techniques |
21371 - Third Generation Behaviour and Cognitive Therapies |
21371 - Third Generation Behaviour and Cognitive Therapies |
21372 - Medicine, Chaos and Dynamical Systems |
21372 - Medicine, Chaos and Dynamical Systems |
21373 - Psychology of Health |
21373 - Psychology of Health |
21374 - Evaluation and Treatment of Problems in Couples and Sexual Conduct |
21374 - Evaluation and Treatment of Problems in Couples and Sexual Conduct |
21375 - English for Health and Behavioural Sciences |
21375 - English for Health and Behavioural Sciences |
21600 - Structure and Function of the Human Body |
21600 - Structure and Function of the Human Body |
Psychology (1997 syllabus)
Psychology (1997 syllabus) | Degree in Psychology (pla 2020) - Majorca |
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21309 - Perception and Attention |
1164 - Foundations of Neurosciences |
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1166 - History of Psychology |
21301 - History of Psychology |
1167 - Psychology of Personality |
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1168 - Learning and Conditioning |
21306 - Learning |
1170 - Social Psychology |
21311 - Social Psychology |
1172 - Memory |
21319 - Memory and Cognition |
1174 - Psychological Assessment |
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1177 - Psychopathology |
21328 - Psychopathology |
1178 - Psychology of Education |
21320 - Psychology of Education |
1179 - Psychology of Groups and Tourism |
21316 - Psychology of Groups |
1182 - Psychology of Work and Organizations |
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1183 - Practicum |
21331 - Practicum |
1184 - Behavioural Therapy |
21329 - Psychological Intervention in Psycho-Pathological Disorders in Adults |
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1425 - Psychology of Basic Processes |
21300 - General Psychology |
1925 - Psychophysiology |
21312 - Biological Psychology |
1926 - Psychometry |
21315 - Psychometrics |
1927 - Statistics Applied to Psychology |
21310 - Statistics Applied to Psychology |
1928 - Experimental Designs |
21327 - Experiment Designs |
1930 - Thought and Language |
21324 - Thought and Language |
2524 - Behavioural Modification Techniques |
21313 - Psychological Intervention Techniques |
776 - Motivation and Emotion |
21314 - Motivation and Emotion |
778 - Developmental Psychology |
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Automatic accreditation between higher technical programmes and university courses
Subject | Credits |
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21316 - Psychology of Groups | 6 |
21344 - Perceptual and Attention Disorders | 3 |
21355 - Language and Speech Development Disorders | 3 |
21359 - Construction and Analysis of Surveys | 3 |
Recognition of fourth-year elective credits | 3 |
Total | 18 |
Subject | Credits |
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21316 - Psychology of Groups | 6 |
21320 - Psychology of Education | 6 |
Recognition of fourth-year elective credits | 6 |
Total | 18 |
Subject | Credits |
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21316 - Psychology of Groups | 6 |
21333 - History of Inequality | 3 |
21334 - Gender-based Violence | 3 |
Recognition of fourth-year elective credits | 6 |
Total | 18 |
Subject | Credits |
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21316 - Psychology of Groups | 6 |
21334 - Gender-based Violence | 3 |
21339 - Psychology of Disability and Dependence | 3 |
21359 - Construction and Analysis of Surveys | 3 |
Recognition of fourth-year elective credits | 3 |
Total | 18 |
Subject | Credits |
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21316 - Psychology of Groups | 6 |
21375 - English for Health and Behavioural Sciences | 6 |
Recognition of fourth-year elective credits | 6 |
Total | 18 |
Accreditation of English Skills
In order to be awarded the degree, students must show that they have reached a level of English by the end of their course that equates to level B2 in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), in accordance with how this requirement is stipulated in the curriculum. The different ways to attain this are:
- passing the specific English language course on the curriculum.
- handing in a certificate or accreditation, recognised by the UIB, which shows the student has obtained a minimum level of English equivalent to B2 in the CEFR.
- passing a set number of subjects taught in English on the degree course.
- passing a set number of subjects taught in English on a mobility programme.
Academic Accreditation Committee
Regulatory Agreement 10714/2013, whereby the regulations for awarding academic accreditation for participation in university cultural, sports, student representation, solidarity and cooperation activities are approved.