Bachelor of Science in Psychology

About this programme

If you're fascinated by how people think and want the science to back it up, the Bachelor of Science in Psychology is where curiosity meets evidence. You’ll complete core Psychology courses in areas like social behaviour, cognitive processes, development across a human's lifespan, the brain and behaviour, mental health and research design . These areas give you a strong understanding of why people do what they do and how psychologists study it. As a Bachelor of Science student, you’ll also build a stronger scientific base through courses that explore: This combination helps you see psychology through a more biological, analytical and research‑driven lens. Alongside your core psychology courses, you can choose science electives in areas like biology, chemistry, mathematics or statistics, physics, computer science. Perfect if you're eyeing careers in medicine, neuroscience, research-heavy fields, or further graduate studies. If you're not so keen on diving deep into the sciences, you might be interested in the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology . You'll take the same core Psychology classes, but your electives will focus on Arts-based subjects instead of Sciences. It's a great option if you enjoy sociology, anthropology, communications, history, English and more. You’ll also have the opportunity to grow your skills through applied research, hands‑on learning in labs and classroom projects, and community‑based experiences that bring psychology to life. These experiences help connect scientific concepts with real‑world challenges and prepare you for the next stage of your ac