Program Overview

##Baccalaurťat in Psychology The Baccalaurťat en psychology is a 90-credit program that offers two pathways: the regular pathway and the honors pathway.

Program Structure

The program is divided into several blocks, each focusing on a specific area of psychology:

• Block 71A: History and method
• Block 71B: Basics in neuropsychology/cognitive psychology
• Block 71C: Basics in developmental/learning psychology
• Block 71D: Individual and social bases
• Block 71E: Developmental psychology
• Block 71F: Individual, group and society
• Block 71G: Neuropsychology and cognitive psychology
• Block 71H: Developmental psychology and learning
• Block 71I: Personality, behavior and adaptation
• Block 71J: Introduction to psychology practices
• Block 71K: Scientific methodology
• Block 71V: Specific to honor routing
• Block 71Y: Disciplinary opening and language courses
• Block 71Z: Choice

Courses

Some of the courses offered in the program include:

• PSY 1004: Quantitative analyzes in psychology 1
• PSY 1006: Scientific methodology 1
• PSY 2003: Introduction to psychometrics
• PSY 3022: Critical history of psychology
• PSY 1035: Physiological psychology
• PSY 2055: Psychology of perception
• PSY 2065: Cognitive processes 1
• PSY 3032: Human neuropsychology
• PSY 3035: Psychopharmacology: introduction
• PSY 3063: Cognitive processes 2
• PSY 3083: Human memory
• PSY 3088: Social neuroscience
• PSY 3090: Social and cognitive development 0-5 years
• PSY 3099: Family Development
• PSY 3106: The psychology of dreams
• PSY 3114: Serious mental disorders
• PSY 3119: Community Psychology
• PSY 3247: Environmental and climate psychology
• PSY 3249: Family violence
• PSY 3257: Personality 2
• PSY 3258: Psychopathology 2
• PSY 3259: Forensic Psychology
• PSY 3260: Psychoanalytic theory: Freud and after
• PSY 40001: Honor 1 research project
• PSY 40002: Honor Research Project 2
• PSY 6028: Methodological and ethical issues in research

Languages

The program also offers courses in various languages, including:

• German
• English
• Arabic
• Chinese
• Corťen
• Catalan
• Spanish
• Modern Greek
• Hebrew -Innu
• Italian
• Japanese
• Portuguese
• Russian
• Ukrainian

Admission

To be admitted to the program, students must meet the admission requirements, which include:

• Having a secondary school diploma or equivalent
• Having a minimum average of 80% in their secondary school diploma
• Having completed the required prerequisite courses

Tuition Fees

The tuition fees for the program vary depending on the student's residency status and the number of credits taken.

Research Areas

The program offers research opportunities in various areas of psychology, including:

• Neuropsychology
• Cognitive psychology -Developmental psychology
• Social psychology
• Personality psychology
• Clinical psychology

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the program can pursue careers in various fields, including: -Research

• Clinical psychology
• Counseling
• Social work
• Education
• Human resources
• Marketing
• Public policy