COURSE CURRICULUM

The Psychology program offers a diverse range of courses designed to provide students with a solid foundation in psychological science and its applications. Key courses include PSYC 2250: Introduction to Psychological Research, which introduces students to fundamental research methods and experimental design in psychology. PSYC 2360: Brain and Behaviour explores the relationship between neurological processes and behavior, while PSYC 2380: Psychology of Gender examines the psychological aspects of gender identity and roles. Behavioural principles are covered in PSYC 2440: Behaviour Modification Principles, offering insights into techniques for changing behavior. Developmental stages are studied in PSYC 3310: Adolescent Development, focusing on the physical, cognitive, and emotional changes during adolescence. The cognitive processes involved in communication are explored in PSYC 3580: Language and Thought. For those interested in clinical applications, PSYC 3650: Introduction to Clinical Psychology provides an overview of assessment and treatment of mental health disorders. Specialized topics such as addiction and aging are covered in PSYC 4492: Psychology of Addiction and PSYC 4566: Psychology of Health and Aging, respectively. Community mental health and its challenges are addressed in PSYC 4620: Community Mental Health. These courses collectively equip students with a comprehensive understanding of psychology’s diverse fields and prepare them for careers or further study.