COURSE CURRICULUM

Biology-Psychology program at Providence University College offers a wide range of courses that provide students with a strong foundation in both the biological and psychological sciences. Students begin with foundational courses such as Introduction to Psychology, Introduction to Biology, and Introduction to Chemistry, building essential knowledge in both fields. To support scientific inquiry, the program includes courses in Research Methods and Statistics for Behavioural and Social Sciences, equipping students with the skills needed to analyze and interpret data. More specialized courses like Cell Biology, Biochemistry, and Pharmacology deepen students’ understanding of the biological processes underlying human health and behavior. Mathematics is also emphasized through Introduction to Calculus, supporting scientific reasoning. In psychology, students explore Brain and Behaviour, Abnormal Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Clinical Psychology, and the History and Theory of Psychology, gaining insight into mental processes, disorders, and treatment approaches. The program also incorporates Social Science and Christianity, encouraging students to reflect on the intersection of faith and science. Additionally, Topics in Health Research allow students to engage with current issues in health and medicine. Together, these courses provide a comprehensive education that prepares students for careers in science, healthcare, research, and graduate studies, blending the biological and psychological perspectives to understand human experience holistically.