Psychology Saint Mary's University

Overview

The Psychology programme at Saint Mary's University provides students with a deep understanding of the psychological factors that influence human emotion, development, and social interaction. By choosing this bachelor degree, students engage with a curriculum designed to explain, predict, and modify behaviours across various contexts. The department offers a versatile approach, allowing learners to pursue their major through either the Faculty of Arts or the Faculty of Science.

Why Psychology at Saint Mary's University?

Saint Mary's University is recognised as a preeminent leader in Industrial and Organizational Psychology and is home to specialist expertise in Law Psychology. The institution prides itself on small class sizes and a vibrant, student-focused faculty that encourages one-on-one interaction with world-class experts. Students benefit from a supportive atmosphere that prioritises real-world experience and active community involvement through a dedicated student society.

Hands-on learning is a cornerstone of the experience, with numerous opportunities for undergraduates to participate in research alongside faculty members. Students may also serve as teaching assistants, participate in the co-operative education programme, or attend regional conferences. These practical experiences ensure that graduates are well-prepared for professional environments or further academic study.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 3034 per module
• National fee: CAD 1020 per module

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Syllabus

The curriculum covers a broad range of topics from cognitive processes to social dynamics. Modules may include:

• Psychology of Gender
• Cognitive Neuroscience
• Health Psychology
• Interpersonal Relationships
• Industrial/Organizational Psychology
• Forensic Psychology

Careers with Psychology

The programme's emphasis on understanding human behaviour and mental processes provides a strong foundation for roles in human resources, community services, and healthcare administration. Students are encouraged to utilise the university's career resources to tailor their degree toward their specific professional goals.