Teaching and Mentoring
Currently
At JCU, Dr Krause coordinates and teaches two subjects in the Department of Psychology:
- PY2103, Introduction to research methods and statistics
The purpose of this subject is to introduce students to research methods and data analysis techniques within psychology. In this subject, students learn about the scientific method and research approaches, how to design ethical research, to generate research ideas and formulate testable hypotheses, and how to analyse research data using basic descriptive and inferential statistics. - PY4113, Design and analysis for research
The purpose of this subject is to introduce students to advanced qualitative and quantitative research methods and their applications. In this subject, students develop their research methods knowledge and skills and develop science communication skills for academic/practitioner audiences as well as the general public.
In addition, Dr Krause coordinates the Department of Psychology Undergraduate Research Internship (URI) program.
Previously
Previously, at The University of Melbourne, Dr Krause coordinated and taught one undergraduate subject:
- MUSI10037, Music in everyday life
The purpose of this subject is to introduce students to a wide range of music research that explores how we experience music in everyday life. Students develop critical listening and thinking skills by engaging with varied music and published research.
In addition, Dr Krause has contributed content to MUSI20149, Music psychology, a subject that presents students with an initial exploration of music psychology research.
