Introductory Psychology Course at University

Explore the fundamentals of psychology at the University of Regina with PSYC 101, focusing on social, developmental, and clinical aspects. This evening course invites students to dive into adjustment, disorders, and personality.

PSYC 101 is an in-person class held on Thursday evenings from 19:00 to 21:45. The course covers key topics such as personality development and social contexts, enriching students' understanding of human behavior. Instructors are required to allocate one office hour weekly to support student learning and engagement.

Key Responsibilities:

• Present lectures on adjustment and personality theories

• Facilitate discussions on disorders and social contexts

• Hold mandatory office hours for student interaction

• Prepare engaging course materials for in-class activities

• Assess and evaluate student performance throughout the course

Requirements:

• Strong background in psychology and related fields

• Ability to deliver engaging lectures and discussions

• Commitment to student support during office hours

• Experience with course material relevant to psychology

• In-person teaching availability on Thursday evenings

Engage with foundational psychological concepts and enhance your understanding of human behavior with this University of Regina course.
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