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Elective modules for intercollegiate students

We are happy to welcome intercollegiate students, i.e. students registered at other colleges of the University of London, to our elective modules. Subject areas are:

Intercollegiate students need to complete a registration form (please write to the relevant contact below for this form) and obtain authorisation (all of this needs to be complete by the end of the first week in October at the latest). This can be quite a lengthy process, which needs to be completed before you can register on a module, join classes and access course material.

Intercollegiate students should therefore get in touch with the relevant contact person as early as possible:

Psychology:
Joanna Strange (joanna.strange@ucl.ac.uk)

Psychology and Language Sciences:
Maria Karaisalidou (m.karaisalidou@ucl.ac.uk)

Linguistics and Phonetics:
Stefanie Anyadi (s.anyadi@ucl.ac.uk)