Academic faculty/school: Faculty of Science. This program focuses on how the brain functions and how we perceive, learn, and forget things. You'll gain an understanding of areas like perception and motivation, behavior, and cognitive development, with emphasis on the physical, biological and mathematical sciences. The program offers flexibility in course selection. Core degree requirements are practically identical to the BA Psychology, but BSc general degree requirements differ, requiring courses in areas of biology, chemistry, physics, computing, and mathematical and earth and atmospheric sciences. Students can choose Psychology as a major or minor. Those who wish to further explore and engage in psychological research have the option of applying for the Honors Program.

A BSc in Psychology from the University of Alberta can lead to diverse career paths, including: Addiction Counsellor, Career Development Professional, Chemical Senses Specialist, Child and Youth Care Worker, Clinical Neurophyschiatrist, Court Trial Consultant, Crime Prevention Coordinator, Crisis Counsellor, Employment Counsellor, Forensic Psychologist, Group Home Coordinator, and Mental Health Clinician. This degree provides a strong foundation for further studies in psychology or related fields.

The University of Alberta is a top-ranked university, known for its research-intensive environment. The North Campus is the university's largest and most historic, located near the heart of Edmonton. The BSc Psychology program provides a strong foundation in the scientific aspects of psychology.