Bachelor Of Science (Hons) In Psychology In Asia Pacific University Of Technology & Innovation Malaysia, Fees, Admission 2024

Overview of Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Psychology in Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation Malaysia

Describe systematic knowledge of influences on psychological functioning, conceptualization across the core areas of the discipline, and how it interrelates.
Apply problem-solving, critical, analytical and scientific research skills to resolve complex application and unpredictable issues in the areas of psychology.
Perform a range of psychological and/or physiological measurements as demonstrated in the area of psychology.
Display sensitiveness, and react appropriately to contextual and interpersonal factors in social groups and teams, including working co-operatively, and responsibly in making contributions to team objectives.
Relate ideas and research findings, both effectively and fluently, by written, oral and visual means.
Identify broad range of information, media and technology applications for psychological research.
Demonstrate competence in problem-solving and scientific research skills including generating research questions or hypotheses, devise ways of testing these using both quantitative and qualitative methods.
Demonstrating leadership in social settings, including communicating an understanding of the role of evidence when making critical judgements about psychological issues and arguments.
Revise, organize, and synthesize information critically and monitor own learning.
Organize workload and projects to meet objectives and deadlines, and able to turn ideas into action and plan.
Identify professionalism and ethical behaviours in areas of work.

PROGRAMME STRUCTURE

DEGREE LEVEL 1

Students will be equipped with theoretical and conceptual framework of psychology as a discipline. In addition, students will also be exposed to the basic understanding of the context within which mental health industry practices and applies.

Common Modules	Specialised Modules
Intercultural Communication Trends and Visual Thinking Principles of Public Relations	Introduction to Psychology Developmental Psychology Ethics in Psychology Historical Perspectives in Psychology Social Psychology

DEGREE LEVEL 2

A broader range of skills will be learnt, in which students will be able to describe systematic knowledge of influences on psychological functioning, conceptualization across core areas of the discipline, and how it interrelates. They will be able to apply problem-solving, critical, analytical and scientific research skills to resolve complex application and unpredictable issues in the areas of psychology as well as demonstrate leadership, professionalism and ethical behaviors in the field. The students will be nurtured to display sensitiveness, and react appropriately to contextual and interpersonal factors in social groups and teams, including working co-operatively, and responsibly in making contributions to team objectives.

Common Modules	Specialised Modules
Social Media Managing Creativity & Innovation	Psychological Disorders Biological Psychology Introduction to Research Methods and Qualitative Analysis Personality Psychology Cognitive Psychology Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology

INTERNSHIP (16 weeks)

Students will undertake an Internship/Industrial Training for a minimum period of 16 weeks to prepare them for a smooth transition from the classroom to the working environment.

DEGREE LEVEL 3

Students will make use of their previous studies and industrial experience to extend their familiarity to specialize in a particular area of psychology and to develop good skills in media and technology applications for psychological research. The students will be able to critically analyze and monitor their own learning as well as turn ideas into action plan.

A final year project requires them to take a hands on different areas in psychology so as to apply all the expertise and skills acquired from both the classroom and internship settings. The successful completion of the final year project is a testament of the student’s ability to combine psychology knowledge, communication skills, critical thinking and analytical skills to produce a personal achievement portfolio.

Common Modules	Specialised and Option Modules
Investigations Module Project Module	Counselling Principles and Philosophy Psychological Testing & Measurement Conceptual Issues and Critical Debates in Psychology Industrial and Organisational Psychology
Elective Modules (Choose 2)
Health Psychology OR Cyberpsychology Educational Psychology OR Human Factors Psychology

MQA Compulsory Subjects*

Ethnic Relations (M’sian Students)
Islamic & Asian Civilisation (M’sian Students)
Malaysian Studies (Int’l Students)
Malay Communication Language (Int’l Students)
Workplace Professional Communication Skills
Employee & Employment Trends
Co-Curriculum

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

General Requirements
DIRECT ENTRY TO LEVEL 1 OF THE DEGREE:
STPM	• 2 Passes in STPM with a minimum Grade C (GP 2.0), a Credit in Mathematics and Science/Chemistry/Physics/Biology, and a Pass in English at SPM Level or its equivalent.
A-LEVEL	• 2 Passes in A-Level in any 2 subjects, a Credit in Mathematics and Science/Chemistry/Physics/Biology, and a Pass in English at SPM/O-Level/IGCSE or its equivalent.
UEC	• 5 Grade B’s in UEC including Mathematics and Science/Chemistry/Physics/Biology and a Pass in English.
MATRICULATION/ FOUNDATION	• Passed Foundation programme (minimum CGPA of 2.0) with a Credit in Mathematics and Science/Chemistry/Physics/Biology, and a Pass in English at SPM/O-Level/IGCSE or its equivalent.
DIRECT ENTRY TO LEVEL 2 OF THE DEGREE:
DIPLOMA	• Diploma in Psychology or its equivalent with a minimum CGPA of 2.0 and a Credit in Mathematics and Science/Chemistry/Physics/Biology, and a Pass in English at SPM/O-Level/IGCSE or its equivalent.