Psychology Research Colloquium

         
Psychology students presenting their theses         Poster Presentations at the Psychology Research Colloquium
during the Research Colloquium

This in-house research conference is held twice a year in March and November. This event provides psychology students the opportunity to present their research in the form of a poster display or a conference presentation to their peers and faculty staff. This exposure is invaluable for students planning to pursue postgraduate research and reflects our commitment to training students in how to design, implement, analyse and report research in psychology. 

Psychology Movie Festival



This event is held three times a year, in February, June and October. For one weekend, students have the opportunity to screen up to 8 movies that are related to psychology. Students will then be required to write reviews that demonstrate their ability to apply what they have learnt in their lectures to the movies they have watched. 

In-House Seminar


Prof Mahmood, the President of the Malaysian Psychological Association (UUM),
presents the keynote address at the 2004 Research Colloquium

Students are exposed to the various areas in psychology through the In-House Seminars. These seminars are conducted on a weekly basis and are presented by visiting lecturers, professors and speakers from different areas of expertise. 

Annual Psychology Ball


Students enjoying themselves at the annual psychology ball

Usually held at the end of the year, this event is a grand night of fine dining and dance.

The HELP Sports Carnival


Psychology students victorious at the HELP Sports Carnival

This interdepartmental competition allows psychology students to compete with their university mates from the other faculties for overall supremacy in a variety of sports including football, futsal, basketball, swimming, tennis, table tennis and badminton.

Annual Psychology Camp


The "Have You Seen My Childhood?" Camp
           
This fun camp helps students explore their inner child and regain the simple joys in life.


The "Life is Beautiful" Camp

This camp is ideal for students who are stressed and disillusioned about life. Through sessions, games, activities and discussions, students learn to fall in love with life again.


The Facilitators Camp

For future trainers, counsellors, social workers, and teachers, this camp challenges you to make learning fun and to empower others.