Book your courses and exams

Who?

By default, you will have to book your courses and register your exams yourself.

You book your courses and register your exams (incl. resits) yourself if you follow one of these programmes: • Bachelor in Psychology • Master in Psychology • Research Master in Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience • Master in Forensic Psychology.
The Education Office books all courses and exams (incl. resits) for: • Exchange programme (incoming) • Master Mental Health • Pre-master Mental Health • International Joint Master of Research in Work and Organizational Psychology

Why?

You can only attend courses or exams for which you have a valid booking. This includes access to the course materials, such as the course manual and recordings. Register online via the Student Portal during the designated booking windows. The Student Portal will alert you when a booking window is open.

As from 1 June of each year, you can book your courses for the entire year. By already registering in advance, you reduce the chance of not being able to participate in a course. Booking courses and exams is your responsability, make sure you do not miss a booking deadline.

Exemptions to the rule
- The first period of the first year (Bachelor and all Masters) will be booked by the Education Office. This does not include any resits later in the year.

What?

You have to book all courses, practicals, skill trainings and exams and resits that you will be taking in this academic year. See the course overview for the courses of your programme.

Caveat: the booking interface may also show you courses from different study years or other programmes, which you do not need to take.

2023-2024 Modules or exams that you need to book:
1 - All courses, practicals and skill trainings.	• A course booking always includes the first exam. You do not need to book the first exam separately. • A course booking does not include the corresponding practicals. You also need to book those modules yourself. • You can book your courses for the entire year. By already registering for the entire year, you reduce the chance of not being able to participate in a course. • Third-year Bachelor students (also those who take electives at another faculty in the Netherlands or abroad): for period 1 you need to book Skills V, the corresponding practicals Portfolio and Quick Career Advice, and of course the modules in period 4, 5 and 6. • Courses that have entrance requirements can only be booked once the entrance requirement has been satisfied. Courses with entrance requirements are: Portfolio Practicals, Research Practical PSY2027/IPN2027, Statistics I`I` PSY2028/IPN2028`,` Statistics `III` PSY3008/IPN3008, and Psychodiagnostics PSYPN3109/IPN3109. See art. 4.2 of the Education and Examination Regulation for details. • See below for courses where your preference matters, such as 'Discover Psychology', 'Action' and 'Psychodiagnostics'. • The booking interface may also show you courses from different study years or other programmes, which you do not need to take. • 1-year Master Work & Organisational Psychology: make sure to book Research Methods PSY4094.
2 - "Takes Exam Only'- registration	• Most courses offer two exam opportunities per academic year: a first exam directly after the course, and a resit later in the year. Both exam opportunities are open to students who still need to pass the exam, but already have fulfilled the attendance requirement. For the exam right after the course, select the 'takes exam only' option while booking the course . This will register you for the exam only, giving you access to the current course materials. The repeat education sessions might help you to prepare for the exam.
3 - Resits you want to take	• For each first exam, there is a second exam (resit) later in the year. To register for any resit, use the exam registration window of the period in which the resit takes place. See the exam schedule for the exact dates, times and locations of resits.

What not to book
Certain courses will be booked by Education Office. If you book one of these modules yourself, this is not a problem and the module does not need to be cancelled.

2023-2024 Modules that will be booked by the Education Office:
Bachelor:	Year 1: All modules in Period 0 and Period 1 (excluding resits) Elective courses at FPN (year 3) including any resits Thesis PSY3014 / IPN3014 Proefpersoonverplichting / Experimental Obligation PSY3442 / IPN3442 Any information sessions PSY5555/PSY5556/PSY5557
Master in Psychology:	All modules in period 0 and 1 Academic Skills PSY4775 Research Internship PSY4178/PSY4179/PSY4180/PSY4181/PSY4147/PSY4148 Master's Thesis PSY4091/PSY4149 Research Proposal PSY4142/PSY4080 (NP) Profession Skills & Activity Report PSY4096/PSY4097 (WOP) Clinical Internship PSY4083 Clinical Supervision PSY4084 Clinical Activities Report PSY4085 Any information sessions PSY6000
Research Master:	Year 1: All modules in period 0 and 1 Research Grant Writing Workshop PSY4114 Research Internship PSY5120/PSY5121/PSY5122/PSY5123 Research Proposal PSY5107/PSY5108 Master's Thesis PSY5103/PSY5109 Clinical Internship PSY5104/PSY5111 Minor's Thesis PSY5105 Any information sessions PSY7000
Master Forensic Psychology:	Year 1: All modules in period 0 and 1 Research Internship PSY5609/PSY5612 Clinical Internship PSY5604 Master's Thesis PSY5603 Research Proposal PSY5607 Clinical Activities Report PSY5606 Professional Reflections & Observations PSY5611 Any information sessions PSY8000

Master Mental Health:	All modules will be booked by the Education Office
International Joint Master of Research in Work and Organizational Psychology	All modules will be booked by the Education Office

Courses where your preference matters
Some parts of the curriculum require you to make a choice. In most cases, you need to book the selected course(s) yourself.

2023-2024 Courses where your preference matters:
Bachelor:	To be booked by you: In year 1: book one option for 'Discover Psychology' (PSY1029/IPN1029), after information session in P1. PSY1029A/IPN1029A Psychology in Society PSY1029B/IPN1029B Meet your Brain PSY1029C/IPN1029C Drugs and the Brain PSY1029D/IPN1029D Mind your Body In year 3: Choose your practical for the course 'Action'. For "PSY3155/IPN3155 Group Decisions": book this practical together with and "PSY3012A/IPN3012A Action" OR: For ''PSY/IPN3156 Neuronal basis of decision making ': book this practical and 'PSY3012B/IPN3012B Action" In year 3: choose your practical for the course 'Psychodiagnostics'. For ''PSY3157/IPN3157 Constructing a Psychological Test": book this practical and "PSY3109A/IPN3109A Psychodiagnostics", OR: For ''PSY3158/IPN3158 The diagnostic Cycle": book this practical and "PSY3109B/IPN3109B Psychodiagnostics" To be booked by the Education office: In year 3: Elective courses at FPN
Master in Psychology:	Electives
Research Master	PSY4156 Course Elective, PSY4157 Review Elective PSY4158 Research Elective: book these via the electives coordinator. See Electives. PSY4163 Applied Statistics II: Capita Selecta A PSY4164 Applied Statistics II: Capita Selecta B PSY4165 Applied Statistics II: Capita Selecta C

About the Information Sessions

In your timetable you might see a module called ‘Information Session’. Information sessions are planned to give information about diverse topics related to your studies such as internships, electives or MARBLE programme. The sessions will be added to the schedule when appropriate. The module is visible on your Academic Work but has no influence on the study results.

The 'Information Session' appears in My Timetable with the codes PSY5555, PSY5556, PSY5557 (Bachelor), PSY6000 (Masters), PSY7000 (Research Master), PSY8000 (Master Forensic Psychology). The Education Office books these sessions for you.

How?

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Contact

Please contact the Education Office if you have questions about course or exam registration. Report any technical problems when trying to register immediatly. If you report a problem after the booking window has expired, the token regulation will be applied.

Last modified: Mon, 17/07/2023 - 16:59

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