The primary objective of the Certificate in Cyberpsychology is to introduce learners to the key concepts, theories, research methodologies and practical applications of Cyberpsychology. This course further aims to provide the learner with an understanding of the eight dimensions of Cyber Psychology architecture (identity, social, interactive, text, sensory, temporal, reality and physical).

Credits: 10 ECTS

Course Practicalities

Course will be delivered via lectures on Tuesday evenings from 6.30pm – 9.30pm online for 12 weeks with an on-campus workshop scheduled during the semester.  Scheduled day may be subject to change.

The course will cover topics such as:

• Origins of Cyber Psychology
• The Eight Dimensions of Cyber Psychology Architecture Part One
• The Eight Dimensions of Cyber Psychology Architecture Part Two
• Portrayal of the Self Online
• Relationships in Cyberspace
• Online Groups and Communities
• The Dark Side of Cyberspace
• Mental Disorders in Cyberspace
• Cognitive Factors in Cyberspace
• Young People and Cyberspace  
• Privacy and Trust Online

Assessment

Learners will be assessed by one essay (40%) and one exam (60%), touching on all six Learning Outcomes.

Entry Requirements

Applications are assessed on a case by case basis in accordance with Carlow College Admission Guidelines and Procedures for Part-Time Learners

Applicants must be residents of Ireland.

Fees

Course fees are €360 including Protection of Enrolled Learner (PEL) and payable at registration.

Applications

Applications for this programme are currently closed. To be added the waitlist for the next intake, please email marketing@carlowcollege.ie