COURSE CURRICULUM

The Psychology program at Providence University College offers a diverse range of courses designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of human behavior, development, and mental processes. Introduction to Psychology lays the foundation by covering key concepts and principles of the field, while Child Development focuses on the growth and changes that occur from infancy through adolescence. Abnormal Psychology explores various psychological disorders, their symptoms, and treatments, giving students insight into mental health challenges. Theories of Personality examine different models explaining individual differences in behavior and thought patterns. Forensic Psychology introduces the application of psychological principles within the legal and criminal justice systems, preparing students for specialized roles. Brain and Behaviour delves into the biological underpinnings of cognition and emotion, linking neuroscience to psychological functions. Psychological Assessment, Measurement and Testing teaches students how to use standardized tools to evaluate cognitive abilities, personality traits, and mental health. Self and Society: Social Psychology investigates how individuals are influenced by social contexts and group dynamics. Finally, Research Methods equips students with essential skills in designing experiments, collecting data, and applying statistical analyses. Together, these courses provide a comprehensive education that prepares students for careers or advanced studies in psychology, grounded in both scientific inquiry and ethical understanding.