Bachelor's degree

In Halifax (Canada)

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Description

  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Location

    Halifax (Canada)

  • Duration

    Flexible

  • Start date

    Different dates available

Are you fascinated by human behaviour? Do you want to learn more about why people feel and act the way they do? Psychologists explain, predict, and even modify behaviours.

Students have the option to major in psychology through the Science degree program (BSc) or the Arts degree program (BA) at Saint Mary’s. The Major requirements in both programs are the same, and students may take the same psychology courses through either program. However, the B.A. and B.Sc. programs have differing required and elective courses as outlined in the academic calendar.

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Start date

Halifax (Canada)
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About this course

With small class sizes and vibrant, student-focused faculty, our students learn and work in a supportive atmosphere that encourages real-world experience. With an active student society and one of the largest program enrollments on campus, our students quickly become a part of the Saint Mary’s community. Our department is also recognized as the preeminent leader in Industrial/ Organizational Psychology east of Montreal and is home to some of the only Law Psychology professors in the Maritimes.

Vocational counselling
Law enforcement
Social worker
Clinical psychologist
Researcher
Psychotherapist
Child development specialist

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Subjects

  • Psychology
  • Interpersonal relationships
  • Mind and Brain
  • Intergroup Behaviour
  • Group dynamics
  • Gender Roles
  • Psychology and Law
  • Psychology of Leadership
  • Forensic Psychology
  • Vocational Counselling
  • Law Enforcement

Course programme

Hands-on learning

At any given time, we have about 100 undergraduate students involved in research with faculty, and another 50 working as teaching assistants. Students may also take part in our co-op program, attend regional conferences, or study abroad to diversify their learning.

Last year, Psychology students hosted the 26th Annual Student Conference, where they had the opportunity to present their research. In addition, some students went on international exchanges for credit in China, Finland, Norway, Sweden and the Arctic.

Sample courses offered:

  • Interpersonal Relationships
  • Mind and Brain
  • Group Dynamics and Intergroup Behaviour
  • Gender Roles
  • Psychology and Law
  • Psychology of Leadership
  • Forensic Psychology

Psychology

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