COURSE CURRICULUM

Psychology program provides students with a broad and engaging introduction to the study of human behavior and mental processes. In the first year, students build a strong foundation through core courses such as Introduction to Psychology I and II, which cover essential theories, research methods, and the scientific study of cognition, emotion, and behavior. Complementing these courses, Foundations for Community Engagement and Service introduces students to the ways psychology can be applied to support individuals and communities, fostering practical skills and social awareness. As students progress into upper years, they can explore specialized topics that reflect the diversity and depth of the field. Courses such as Environment, Psychology and Action examine the relationship between human behavior and ecological issues, while Drugs and Behaviour investigates the neurological and psychological effects of substances. Close Relationships focuses on the dynamics of interpersonal connections, and Positive Psychology highlights strategies for enhancing well-being and life satisfaction. Across all courses, students engage in hands-on learning, research analysis, and critical thinking exercises, equipping them with the skills needed for careers in counseling, education, human resources, research, and health services. This program combines theoretical knowledge with applied practice, preparing graduates to understand and positively influence human behavior in a variety of personal, social, and professional contexts.