Honours thesis students

The Undergraduate Honours Thesis in Psychology (PSY6001 and PSY6002) is a six-credit research project designed for students in the honours/specialization stream at UQAM. Generally spanning the fall and winter semesters of the final year of study, this activity allows students to design and conduct empirical research under the direct supervision of a professor. Depending on the chosen topic, the curriculum may include a literature review, hypothesis formulation, statistical data analysis, as well as writing a scientific thesis or presenting the findings at a symposium.

Enrollment in this workshop requires having completed at least 60 credits in the Bachelor of Psychology program and maintaining a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5/4.3. In addition, the student must obtain written confirmation that a professor—Marie-Hélène Véronneau, in the case of this laboratory—will officially supervise the thesis.

Observation workshop students

The Observation Workshop in Educational Psychology (PSY4905) is a three-credit internship designed for undergraduate psychology students at UQAM. Generally spanning the fall and winter semesters, this workshop allows students to actively integrate into the activities of a research laboratory. Depending on the chosen lab, the curriculum may include data collection, conferences, conventions, as well as team meetings or discussions with doctoral students.

• Students from the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) : Students can enroll in this course (PSY4905) only after completing a minimum of 15 credits in the Bachelor of Psychology program.
• Students from the Université De Montréal (UDeM) : Students can enroll in this course (PSY4905) only after completing a minimum of 15 credits in the Bachelor of Psychology program. Students from UdeM participate in the observation workshop as part of the courses PSY3008 and PSY3009 (Lab 2 and Lab 3).