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We offer a wide array of courses in all areas of Psychology including: personality, physiological psychology, cognition, motivation, child and adult development, social psychology and psychopathology. Additional requirements include the history of psychology, psychological statistics and the methodology of experimental psychology. Students interested in applied psychology may also take courses in clinical and health psychology, in addition to a practicum course that allows for supervised work experience outside the classroom. Newly renovated experimental facilities allow advanced students to perform their own research under the direct, individual supervision of a faculty member. Several professors in the Psychology department have received awards for teaching excellence.

Psychology is the science of how we think, feel and behave. It is a field with both broad purpose in enhancing our knowledge of human behaviour, as well as having important applications for the local and wider community. Studying Psychology at Bishop’s is being part of a warm, tightly-knit community with many benefits.

Where can this lead me?

Psychology is a broad field that can lead to a wide array of exciting careers. Our Recent Graduates generally follow one of these three career paths:

About a third (often our Honours or Neuroscience graduates) go into graduate studies in various fields of Psychology (e.g. Clinical, Social, Cognitive, Abnormal) or in Neuroscience, Psychoeducation, Orthophony and Audiology, Pharmacology, Education, Optometry, Social Work, Business, Law or Medicine.

About a third (often our Applied Psychology graduates) are employed in psychology, health and education related fields and work in schools, community organizations, non-profit organization, CLSCs or hospitals, international aid, prisons, youth services, university or private laboratories etc.

About a third either work in the public sector (e.g. government, municipal services etc.) or move towards business, either as entrepreneurs (e.g. education, health, online services, entertainment, retail, etc.) or as employees (e.g. human resources, sales and representation, management, etc.).