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5.11. Indicative calendar and timetables


Undergraduate teaching begins in late September, as illustrated in the indicative calendar below. There are 11 weeks of teaching in each semester, followed by a revision week with no time-tabled teaching. Exams are spread across several weeks. The resit period in August provides an opportunity for missed or failed exams to be recovered before the start of the next session.


Semester

Indicative Dates1

Duration

Activity

Autumn

23 Sep

1 week

Enrolment and induction2




30 Sep – 13 Dec

11 weeks

Teaching




16 Dec – 5 Jan

3 weeks

Vacation




6 Jan – 10 Jan

1 week

Revision3




13 Jan – 24 Jan

2 weeks

Exams

Spring

27 Jan – 11 April

11 weeks

Teaching




14 Apr – 4 May

3 weeks

Vacation4




5 May – 9 May

1 week

Revision3




12 May – 14 Jun

5 weeks

Exams




15 Jun – 10 Aug




Vacation




11 Aug – 22 Aug

2 weeks

Resit exams5

Notes: 1Dates are indicative only, and will vary from year to year. 2Induction applies to Year 1 undergraduates only. 3There is no time-tabled teaching during revision weeks. 4Spring vacation tracks Easter, and usually imposes a gap in the middle of spring semester teaching. 5Students who have passed all modules are not involved in resits.

Teaching sessions take place on week days (Monday to Friday), usually between 10.00am and 4.00pm, with a few beginning as early as 9am or ending as late as 5pm. Wednesday afternoon is reserved for students’ extra-curricular activities.


There are about 10-12 hours of scheduled teaching each week. Year 1 and Year 2 students complete an additional 25 hours of research participation across each year, by appointment. In addition to formal classes and research participation, students study and complete coursework assignments in their own time. In total, an average student should normally plan to spend about 40 hours per week on their studies.
The timetable changes from one year to the next, and also from one student to another. The indicative timetables below illustrate what a representative timetable could look like for an individual student during each semester of Years 1, 2 and 3. In addition, students on the Professional Placement programme would have a placement year sandwiched between Year 2 and the Final Year.

5.11.1. Sample timetable—Year 1 autumn


Time

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY*

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

9.00
















10.00




PG Tutorial

Wks 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 11



PS1016 Introduction to Psychology

PS1015 Practical Psychology (Research Design)

PS1016 Introduction to Psychology

Wks 10,11



11.10

PS1015 Practical Psychology (stats)




PS1014 Psychological Research




PS1014 Psychological Research

12.10

PS1016 Introduction to Psychology




Personal / Academic Tutorial
Wks: 5, 8, 10, 11

Visiting Speaker (Optional)

Level 4 Exam & Exit Talk
Wk 10

1.10

















2.10




PS1015 Practical Psychology (Stats)




Practicals




3.10


GTA Seminars

Wks 3-10








PS1015 Practical Psychology (Computing)

4.10
















5.10















5.11.2. Sample timetable—Year 1 spring


Time

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY*

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

9.00
















10.00

PS2020 Language & Memory




PS2020 Language & Memory




PS2016 Social Psychology I

11.10

PS2017 Biological Psychology







Practicals
Wks: 1,4,7

PS2017 Biological Psychology

12.10




PS2016 Social Psychology I

Personal Tutorial
Wks: 3, 11

Exit Talk
Wk 10

1.10

















2.10




GTA Seminars

Wks 2-10











3.10

















4.10

PG Tutorial

Wks 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10















5.10


















5.11.3. Sample timetable—Year 2 autumn


Time

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY*

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

9.00
















10.00

PS2007 Social Psychology II

PS2019 Research Design, Statistics & Computing

PS2019 Research Design, Statistics & Computing

PS2011 Developmental Psychology

PS2019 Research Design, Statistics & Computing

11.10

Academic Tutorial
Wks 7-11




PS2011 Developmental Psychology

PS2007 Social Psychology II




12.10




Practicals

Wks 7-11





Visiting Speaker LT2 (Optional)

Academic Tutorial
Wks 2-6

1.10











Careers

Wks 4 – 8

(Optional)





2.10

PS2019 Research Design, Statistics & Computing










Placement Intro

Wk 2 (Optional)

SPRint talk

Wk 8 (Optional)



3.10











Personal Tutorial

Wks 1, 11






4.10




Practicals

Wks 2-6











5.10


















5.11.4. Sample timetable—Year 2 spring


Time

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY*

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

9.00
















10.00

Academic Tutorial
Wks 2-6

PS2022 Thinking & consciousness in humans and machines







PS2021 Perception, Attention and Action


11.10







Academic Tutorial
Wks 7-11

Personal Tutorial

Wks 2 & 10






12.10










Visiting Speaker (Optional)




1.10





Practicals

Wks 2-6








Exit Talk

Wk 8


2.10

PS2022 Thinking & consciousness in humans and machines













3.10


PS2021 Perception, Attention and Action

Practicals

Wks 7-11








Project talk or placement briefing

Wk 8


4.10
















5.10


















5.11.5. Sample timetable—Final Year autumn


Time

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY*

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

9.00













PS3201 Animal

Learning &

Cognition

Wks 1-4, 6-10



10.00




PS3417 The Development of Psychopathology & Criminality

PS3418 Attitudes & Attitude Change

PS3417 The Development of Psychopathology & Criminality

11.10




Participant Panel Introductory Talk

Wk 3


12.10













Research Skills Clinic

Wk 4


1.10

















2.10

PS3418 Attitudes & Attitude Change

PS3202 Neuroscience of learning & memory







Personal Tutorial

Wks 1 & 11



3.10








Place’t f’back (Wk 2)

Present poster (Wk 3)

4.10
















5.10


















5.11.6. Sample timetable—Final Year spring


Time

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY*

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

9.00







PS3208 Memory Processes & Memory Disorders







10.00




Personal Tutorial
Wks 3 & 11

PS3209 Structural & Functional Neuroimaging

PS3313* Speech Communication

11.10

PS3314 Vision & Action










12.10










Degree exit seminar
Wk 10

1.10

















2.10










PS3314 Vision & Action (Workshops)

Wks 1-3 & 5-10






3.10














PS3000 Project Presentation

Wk 6 or 7



4.10

PS3314 Vision & Action (Journal Club)

Wks 2, 3, 6, 7, 9 &10



PS3313 Speech Communication

(Discussion forums)












5.10



















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