Program Overview

University of British Columbia Department of Psychology Programs

The University of British Columbia's Department of Psychology offers various undergraduate and graduate programs.

Undergraduate Programs

• BA Psychology Programs
  • Major
  • Honours
  • Minor
• BSc Behavioural Neuroscience Programs
  • Major
  • Honours
  • Minor
• Courses
• Opportunities
  • Experiential Learning
  • Human Subject Pool
  • Student Associations
  • Student Research
• Advising
• Funding
• Wellbeing

Graduate Programs

• Master’s Program
• PhD Program
• Research Streams
  • Behavioural Neuroscience
  • Clinical
  • Cognitive Science
  • Developmental
  • Health
  • Quantitative Methods
  • Social & Personality
• Admissions
• Funding
• Opportunities
• Wellbeing

BSc Honours in Behavioural Neuroscience

In addition to completing the regular BSc degree requirements, students admitted into the honours program complete several advanced research-relevant courses during their third and fourth years. Honours students are also required to conduct research projects under faculty supervision during their third and fourth years.

Admissions

Honours Applications

Honours candidates are required to complete all courses attempted, and to maintain a minimum overall 68% average in each academic session. BSc Honours Students must also follow the Faculty of Science policy, which requires Honours students to register in a minimum of 30 credits in every winter session.

Research Streams

• Behavioural Neuroscience
• Clinical
• Cognitive Science
• Developmental
• Health
• Quantitative Methods
• Social & Personality

Equity & Inclusion

• EDI Committee
• EDI Strategy, Goals & Initiatives
• EDI Involvement
• EDI Resources & Support
• EDI Funding
• EDI Research
• Diversity Mentorship Program

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