Psychology, Applied (Bachelor of Arts, Honours)

About this programme

Please visit the International application deadline page to find out when applications may be available. If graduate school and taking part in intensive research is part of your future plans, the Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology – Honours program is for you. The program incorporates a research thesis that gives you the opportunity to develop and carry out supervised, independent research. You'll also get other hands-on experience in the field, lab and through volunteering with the Douglas Psychology Society. During your third and fourth years, you'll focus on at least one of six concentrations where psychology is typically applied in the workplace: If you intend to take the honours program, you should first apply to the regular Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology . Then, you should attend a Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology info session (which includes information about the honours program) or contact the Coordinator: BA in Applied Psychology for advising. Once you are in your final (fourth) academic year, you will then be able to apply to the Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology – Honours program. If you are planning to apply to the Honours program you should start planning early and begin searching for a faculty supervisor. You must apply first directly to the Department: BA Psychology Coordinator by April 1, and if accepted then apply to the program via Education Planner B.C. by the application deadline. The Departmental application form may be obtained on the Psychology Blackboard Communication Centre . You must find a faculty supervisor by the appli