Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (Grenfell)

About this programme

You can major in psychology through a bachelor of arts degree or a bachelor of science degree at Grenfell Campus. Psychology seeks to understand how we think, act, and feel. By exploring mental functions and actions, we can understand individual and group behaviour. Grenfell's psychology program offers students a wide variety of topics and will provide you with skills and knowledge that will have relevance throughout your life including: Many Grenfell Psychology graduates choose to continue their post-secondary education (MA, PhD, MD, B. Ed) in order to facilitate careers in professions like education, law, social work, clinical/counseling/experimental psychology. Each student is on their own individual learning path. The bachelor of science with a major in psychology is comprised of 120 credit hours (40 courses). It is important that students work with an advisor to ensure suitable course selection and determine an appropriate course load as students have the option of doing up to 15 credit hours (5 courses) per semester. Below is a sample first year chart with the recommended first year courses for bachelor of science with a major in psychology : Graduates from the Psychology program at Grenfell Campus have gone on to pursue a wide range of exciting careers, such as: For additional information, visit the School of Arts and Social Science or contact Dr. Jennifer Buckle , Chair of the Psychology Program.