Study plan and timetables: Bachelor's Degree in Psychology + Bachelor's Degree in Criminology

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Table of credits for each course

	Basic training	Compulsory	Pràctiques Externes	Optional	Final Project
1st year	60
2nd year	18	48
3rd year		60
4th year		66
5th year		54		6	12
6th year			6	30	6
TOTAL	78	228	6	36	18

Period of study

Six-monthly

Part-time or full-time

Full-time dedication

Basic and compulsory training

1st year	2nd year
1st semester Fundamentals of Psychobiology I History of Psychology Personality and Individual Differences Psychological Processes: Attention and Perception Developmental Psychology I 2nd semester Fundamentals of Psychobiology II Social Dimension of the Person Research Methods, Design and Techniques Psychological Processes: Motivation and Emotion	Year-long Criminological Theories 1st semester Introduction to Criminology Introduction to Law Criminological Language Criminal Law (Principles) Policing 2nd semester Drugs and Crime Criminal Law (Crimes) Penology Victimology
3rd year	4th year
1st semester Data Analysis Social Influence and Groups Psychological Processes: Learning and Conditioning Physiological Psychology I Psychopathology Across the Life Cycle 2nd semester Psychological Assessment Statistical and Psychometric Models Psychological Processes: Memory Developmental Psychology II Physiological Psychology II	Year-long Integrated Practice 1st semester White-Collar Crime Juvenile Crime Procedural Criminal Law Qualitative Research Methods in Criminology Crime Prevention 2nd semester Introduction to Health Psychology Psychological Processes: Thinking and Language Psychology of Organizations Social Psychology of Contemporary World
5th year	6th year
Year-long Bachelor's Degree Final Project 1st semester Prison Law Introduction to Psychological Treatment Educational Psychology Psychometrics 2nd semester Geographical Crime Analysis Criminal Justice Policy Rehabilitation Programmes Domestic and Gender Violence	1st semester Bachelor's Degree Final Project External Work Placement

Optional subjects

5th and 6th years All subjects are worth 6 credits unless otherwise specified.
Public Action and Social Change Physical Activity and Health Areas of Application of Health Psychology Analysis of Teacher-learner Interaction Learning of Oral and Written Language Social and Employment Auditing Evaluation of Programs and Public Policies Adult Clinical Psychological Assessment Cybersecurity Comparative Criminology Crimes Against Humanity and Human Rights Mentally Disordered Offenders and Crime Organised Crime Health Education Survey Design and Analysis Learning Strategies Stress and Health Brain Evolution, Cognition and Intelligence Gender and Crime Time Management Images and Symbols: Emotional and Gender Relationships Childhood and Families in Difficult Circumstances Intelligence and Cognitive Processes Intensification in Work Placement Health Psychology Intervention Intervention and Consultancy of Processes Social and Community Intervention Criminal Research Psychosocial Research and Knowledge	Clinical Neuropsychology Comparative Penology Human Resources Planning and Management Educational and Psychosocial Intervention Placement Psychoendocrinology Psychopharmacology Psychogenetics Applied Criminal Psychology Cultural and Communication Psychology Sport Psychology Psychology of Advertising Communication Work Psychology Forensic Psychology: Cognitive Processes Psychology and Ageing Applied Social Psychology Social Psychology for Analysis and Intervention Adult Psychopathology Private Security in Specific Contexts Deafness and Learning Disorders Observational Techniques Information Management Techniques Alternative Dispute Resolution Adult Cognitive-Behavioural Treatments Personality Disorders Assessments Evaluations of Preferences and Decision Making Social Policy
6th year
Work Placement / 12 cr.

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