COURSE CURRICULUM

The Psychology (PSYCH) program offers an extensive range of courses covering diverse areas of human behavior and mental processes, from foundational classes like PSYCH101 Introductory Psychology to advanced seminars and honours thesis work (PSYCH499A/B/C). Students explore key domains such as cognitive processes (PSYCH207), developmental stages (PSYCH211, PSYCH315), clinical psychology (PSYCH336), social psychology (PSYCH253), and organizational psychology (PSYCH238, PSYCH399). The curriculum also includes specialized topics like psychology of death and dying (PSYCH218), criminal profiling (PSYCH330), positive psychology (PSYCH226R), and political psychology (PSYCH350). Emphasis on research methods and data analysis is strong, with courses like PSYCH291 Basic Research Methods, PSYCH292 Basic Data Analysis, and advanced research apprenticeships (PSYCH464). Students can deepen their understanding through directed studies, independent research, and applied apprenticeships, fostering skills in both theoretical knowledge and practical application. The program also integrates interdisciplinary perspectives, incorporating cognitive neuroscience (PSYCH307, PSYCH392), educational psychology (PSYCH212), and health-related topics. With a broad and flexible course selection, students are well-equipped to pursue careers in mental health, education, research, human resources, and many other fields, making meaningful contributions to understanding and improving human wellbeing.