PSYC 9001 and PSYC 9002 submissions

18 November 2008
Below is information regarding research report and literature review submissions (PSYC 9001 and PSYC 9002)

Deadlines:
12 Dec 4.30 pm at General office on 3rd floor
One hard copy with a cover sheet (found at General office)
13 Dec 1 pm
One .doc file via email to i.kurniawan@ucl.ac.uk (with the subject title "name, course code"
(e.g., kurniawan, 9001A)

PSYC 9001:
The word limit is between 2500 - 3500 words excluding references.
The general guidelines for writing are the same as any APA formatted reserah report, with
tables and figures included within the text (not at the end of the
text). This should include title, abstract, introduction, method, results,
discussion, acknowledgement, and references sections.

PSYC 9002:
The word limit is 5000 words excluding references.
Citations and references should compy with APA style.





Best,
Irma Kurniawan

Information about essay submission for Fall-term students

5 November 2008

Below are some information for Fall-term students.

Just to remind you again that all Fall-term students who are taking a psychology course have to submit two essays with 2000-words MAXIMUM length for each course. (Some course convenors have agreed that you can submit one 4000 words essay instead, but you need to check that this is the case for your particular course). The essay needs to roughly conform with APA guidelines. Please contact your seminar demonstrator if you have any doubts about the APA format.

All essays need to be handed in at the General Office, Bedford Way level 3 on
*12th December 2008 at 4.30 p.m. *
You need to submit ONE hard copy of each essay with a signed seminar essay declaration form which can be found at the General Office. You'll also need to email the electronic version of the essays to i.kurniawan@ucl.ac.uk with your surname, course code, and 'essay1' or 'essay 2' as the email subject. Please do this by 13th December 2008 at 1 p.m. (e.g., kurniawan, 2207,essay1).

Remember to put the course name and code and the name of the course convenor on the declaration form - not Brad's, Irma's, Matthias' name, or the name of the person who gave the lecture that the essay is on.


Best,
Irma