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Psychology Postings

These postings are updated by SFU's departments. Applicants should make sure that they can meet the departments' requirements and application deadlines. Please apply directly to the department where the job posting is located. Please check your department's job posting website as well.

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Fall Semester 2013 - Sessional Positions

  • No positions currently available.

 

Spring  Semester  2014 - Sessional Positions

  • PSYC 268 - Intro to Law and Psychology, Surrey Campus - Application Deadline July 31, 2013

TA positions available in Fall, 2013:

  • PSYC 100 - Intro to Psychology I, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 102 - Intro to Psychology II, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 201 - Intro to Research Methods in Psychology, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 210 - Intro to Data Analysis in Psychology, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 221 - Intro to Cognitive Psychology, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 241 - Intro to Abnormal Psychology, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 250 - Intro to Developmental Psychology, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 260 - Intro to Social Psychology, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 268 - Intro to Law & Psychology, Burnaby Campus; Distance Education
  • PSYC 280 - Intro to Biological Psychology, Burnaby Campus; Distance Education
  • PSYC 300 - Critical Analysis of Issues in Psychology, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 301 - Intermediate Research Methods & Data Analysis, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 303 - Perception, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 308 - History & Systems of Modern Psychology, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 325 - Memory, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 330 - Attention, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 354 - Development of Children's Thinking, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 355 - Adolescent Development, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 356 - Developmental Psychopathology, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 357 - Adulthood and Aging, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 362 - Close Relationships, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 363 - Intergroup Relationships, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 365 - Health Psychology, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 371 - Intervention:  Process and Outcome, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 379 - Clinical Forensic Psychology, Distance Education
  • PSYC 382 - Cognitive Neuroscience, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 388 - Biological Rhythms and Sleep, Burnaby Campus
  • PSYC 391 - Special Topic in Eco-Psychology, Burnaby Campus

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