BIO340
Biopsychology
Course Description
This course will examine the development and function of the brain.
Highly Recommended Prerequisite: High School Diploma or equivalent and Psychology I (PSY102) or equivalent
Course Offerings
In-Person Lecture (BIO341): 4 credits
Self-Paced Online Lecture (Asynchronous) (BIO341): 4 credit
Course Structure
Lectures
Classes begin with intensive lectures (up to five hours) led by experienced instructors. Through a mix of presentations and small-group discussions, students learn to tie key foundational concepts to clinical practice and other real-world applications.
Labs
Lab courses provide hands-on experiences that complement the lectures. SCU students enjoy dedicated resources, including chemistry, microbiology, and anatomy labs.
Student Support
Tutoring in any subject is available to fit student schedules. SCU students can also take advantage of exclusive health sciences workshops and symposiums offered by the University.
Available Formats
All classes at SCU are recorded the same way on transcripts, there is no indication of format.
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Online
- Self-Paced Online Lecture (Asynchronous) & Self-Paced Online Lab (Asynchronous)
- Self-Paced Online Lecture (Asynchronous) & Interactive Online Lab (Synchronous)
- Interactive Online Lecture (Synchronous) & Interactive Online Lab (Synchronous)
- Interactive Online Lecture (Synchronous) & Self-Paced Online Lab (Asynchronous)
- Self-Paced Online Lecture (Asynchronous)
- Self-Paced Online Lab (Asynchronous)
- Interactive Online Lecture (Synchronous)
- Interactive Online Lab (Synchronous)
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On-Ground
- On-Ground Lecture
- On-Ground Lab
- On-Ground Lecture & Lab
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Online & On-Ground
- Interactive Online Lecture (Synchronous) & On-Ground Lab
- Self-Paced Online Lecture (Asynchronous) & On-Ground Lab
Transferable Single Course Credits
Our regionally accredited courses are designed to meet the standard requirements for most healthcare graduate programs. Before enrolling, check to confirm with your institution that your course will transfer.
