Multicultural Psychology
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Course Description
This course provides an introduction to the field of cultural psychology, which studies the effects of culture on human psychology. Research has shown that many psychosocial processes are culture-specific rather than universal. This course explores such topics as perception, emotion, motivation, intelligence, personality, gender identity, and psychological disorders from cross-cultural perspectives.
Over two days, you will:
- learn how culture influences our emotional experience and our perception
- discover how culture influences our parenting style
- explore issues around conformity and social loafing universal and how they vary across cultures
- discover how different cultures resolve conflict
- examine cross—cultural students of happiness, anger, stress, and anxiety
There is an optional additional research assignment/essay to be completed after the course. This lets you delve more deeply into a related topic of interest to you. Feedback is provided by the instructor.
Take the Multicultural Psychology course + 2 more eligible courses and earn the Psychology for the Global Workplace digital badge.
Course Registration
Earn 20 hours for the class + 20 hours for the optional additional research assignment.
Dates: April 5–6, 2025
Schedule: Saturday & Sunday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Registration deadline: April 3, 2025
Research Assignment due: May 7, 2025
Location: Pleasantville
Instructor: Helen Tsoukanov
Course price: $245*
Research Assignment** price: $175* **
If you encounter any problems during the registration process, please contact the English Language Institute at eli@pace.edu.
* Prices subject to change
** You must register for the 2-day intensive course in order to register for the optional research assignment. You cannot register for the research assignment only. The research assignment may be taken by anyone. It gives Au pairs taking this course for education credits an additional 20 hours.
*** Although this is the final date for registration, the course may be cancelled the Thursday before the class begins based on enrollment. Please register as early as possible to avoid class cancellation.
Features
- 20-40 hours
- 2-day Weekend Intensive course 20 hours*
- Optional Research Assignment available for additional 20 hours
- Digital certificate of completion
- Professional faculty
- Academic advisement
- No registration or test fee
- Full use of University facilities
- Free parking (Westchester only)
*20 hour course includes completion of a mandatory 4-hour pre-assignment.
Registration
All registration and payment for courses is done online.
Location
Classes may be available Online, in New York City, or in Westchester. Please review the campus information prior to registering.
Research Assignment
The number of hours stated on the certificate is based on the average number of hours needed to complete the requirements of the assignment. Research assignments are due by the published deadline in the above course information and also as communicated in pre-arrival information sent by our Admissions team. Students may request an extension of up to 3 days by writing the Admissions team before the research assignment due date in writing to eli@pace.edu. Requests for extensions after the research assignment due date will not be honored. Research assignments received after the due date or approved extended due date will not be accepted and the research assignment hours will be forfeited.
Students who registered and attended a weekend intensive course may add-on one (1) 20-hour research assignment for specific course and topic they attended no later than the Friday after the course completed. Requests to add on a 20-hour research paper after the Friday deadline will not be approved.
Resources and Policies
Prospective and enrolled students should review essential policies and useful resources for students studying at ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø ELI. Au Pairs participating in our courses should also review important policies for Au Pairs for earning hours towards the J-1 Au Pair education requirement at ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø ELI.
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