Psychology Programs
B.A. (General)
B.A. (Advanced)
B.A. (Honours)
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science
B.Sc. (General)
B.Sc. (Honours)
The main difference between a B.A. and a B.Sc. is that the electives you must take will be in the faculty you apply to, and you must contact advisors through your home faculty. (e.g., you must adhere to the Faculty of Science degree requirements and take their electives if you are a B.Sc. Psychology student.)
Both the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Science offer Co-operative Education Programs.
To declare a Psychology minor, you must have 18 credit hours approved by the Faculty of Arts.
General Degree
A general psychology degree is intended for individuals who would like to work in entry-level human-services and social services. This degree doesn’t require a thesis or job placement.
Bachelor of Arts
Expected duration: 3 years
Minimum GPA: 2.0
90 credit hours
Bachelor of Science
Expected duration: 4 years
Minimum GPA: 2.0
120 credit hours
Advanced Degree
An advanced degree is suitable for individuals hoping to get into the job market and get work experience. This degree does not involve a thesis.
Bachelor of Arts
Expected duration: 4 years
Minimum GPA: 2.0
120 credit hours
An Honors degree is intended for those who want to pursue graduate studies. At the end of this degree, you will complete a thesis under the supervision of an advisor.
Honours Degree
Bachelor of Arts
Expected duration: 4 years
Minimum GPA: 3.75
120 credit hours
Bachelor of Science
Expected duration: 4 years
Minimum GPA: 3.75
120 credit hours