Free Online Psychology-Related Courses
I’ve compiled a list of various courses available right now for FREE that are related to the fields of psychology, neuroscience, and behavioral medicine. Enjoy, learn, and please share!
Humanities & Social Sciences
Introduction to Sociology by Harvey Molotch, NYU
Literature and Psychoanalysis by John Fletcher, University of Warwick
Philosophy and the Science of Human Nature by Tamar Gendler, Yale
Philosophy of Mind by John Searle, UC Berkeley
The Nature of Mind by John Joseph Campbell, UC Berkeley
Sciences
Adolescent Health and Development by Robert Blum, Johns Hopkins
Animal Behavior by Gerald Schneider, MIT
AI - Natural Language Processing by Christopher Manning, Stanford
Autism and Related Disorders by Frank Volkmar, Yale
Brain Structure and Its Origins by Prof. Gerald Schneider, MIT
Clinical Psychology by Ann Kring, UC Berkeley
Cognitive Neuroscience by Richard Ivry, UC Berkeley
Developmental Psychology by Alison Gopnik, UC Berkeley
Developmental Psychopathology by Stephen Hinshaw, UC Berkeley
Enhancing Humane Science - Improving Animal Research by Alan M. Goldberg & James Owiny, Johns Hopkins
How to Think Like a Psychologist by Multiple Staff, Standford
Human Behavioral Biology by Robert Sapolsky, Stanford
Human-Computer Interaction Seminar by Multiple Staff, Stanford
Human Emotion by Dacher Keltner, UC Berkeley
Introduction to Psychology by Paul Bloom, Yale
Introduction to Psychology by John Gabrieli, MIT
Introduction to Statistics and Data Analysis by Brenda Gunderson, University of Michigan
Issues in Mental Health Research in Developing Countries by Judith Bass, Johns Hopkins
Neural Networks and Biological Modeling by Wolfram Gerstner, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
Neuroscience and Behavior by Gerald Schneider, MIT
Psychology of Perception by UW-Madison
Research and Data Analysis in Psychology by Frederic Theunissen, UC Berkeley
Scientific Approaches to Consciousness by John F. Kihlstrom, UC Berkeley
Social Psychology: Self and Society by Robb Willer, UC Berkeley
Statistics for Behavioral Science by Elizabeth Bauer, NYU
Statistical Reasoning I and II by John McGready, Johns Hopkins
The New Psychology of Depression by Mark Williams and Danny Penman, Oxford
