Program Overview
Psychology and Computer Science
The Psychology and Computer Science program explores the relationship between psychology and computer science, enabling students to design better digital interfaces, work with artificial intelligence, and develop computer systems based on neural models.
Bachelor of Science (BSc)
The Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Computer Science is a comprehensive program that delves into the intersection of psychology and computer science. Students will learn how to apply psychological principles to design more effective digital interfaces, explore the applications of artificial intelligence, and examine different explanations of human behavior.
Careers
- Artificial intelligence developer
- Brain-machine interface designer
- Cognitive neuroscience researcher
- Data scientist
- Health technologist
- Human-computer interaction designer
- Library science professional
- Software developer
Sample Courses
- Fundamentals of Programming - CSC 110
- Introduction to Mind and Brain - PSYC 251
- Human Computer Interaction - SENG 310
- Cognitive Neuroscience - PSYC 351C
- Introduction to Artificial Intelligence - CSC 421
Admission
To be admitted to the Psychology and Computer Science program, students can apply as high school students or transfer students from another post-secondary institution. Students can declare Psychology and Computer Science as their major after one year of full-time study.
Program Planning
The program is offered by the Department of Computer Science, Department of Psychology, Engineering and Computer Science, and Social Sciences. A detailed program plan is available, outlining the requirements and structure of the program.