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Course: BA/BSc Psychology

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Course Details

School: University of Victoria

Subject area: Psychology; Human Behavior; Cognitive Psychology; Social Psychology; Developmental Psychology; Biological Psychology; Neuroscience; Research Methods; Statistics

Level: Bachelor of Arts (BA) / Bachelor of Science (BSc)

Degree duration: 4 years (full-time)

Degree intake date(s): May, September, January

Annual tuition fee: CAD$35,448 (Annual tuition fee based on your shortlist. Note: Current international undergraduate tuition fees for UVic are listed in the range of CAD$24,863-31,721. Total estimated annual expenses, including living costs, are significantly higher. It is

*Note: The fees quoted above are subject to change by the course provider and are for guidance only. If your application is successful, a detailed breakdown of fees will be provided with your offer.

Academic school/college: Faculty of Social Sciences (BA Psychology) / Faculty of Science (BSc Psychology - emphasis on science requirements). This program offers both Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BSc) options in Psychology, providing a scientific study of behavior and mental processes. Students explore key topics like addiction, immigration, homelessness, neuropsychology, and aging. The BA major allows more flexibility for electives across social sciences and arts, requiring two general biology courses in the first year. The BSc major is more science-oriented, requiring specific first-year biology (BIOL 184, 196), math, and additional science courses in later years, focusing on biological and neural aspects. Both options engage students with internationally recognized research faculty, providing opportunities to build strong connections and get hands-on experience in top-tier labs. The curriculum is divided into four streams: Mental Health and Well-being, Social Psychology, Lifespan Health and Development, and Mind and Brain. Co-op is optional, allowing up to 4 terms (16 months) of paid work experience.
Psychology graduates from UVic are highly valued for their understanding of human behavior, critical thinking, and research skills. A degree in psychology can lead to a variety of careers working with people, facilitating well-being, or engaging in scientific research. Career options can include: Child Care Worker, Clinical Psychologist (with further graduate studies), Counsellor/Therapist (with further graduate studies/licensure), Disability Services Worker, HR Specialist, Immigration Officer, Marketing Specialist, Medical Doctor (with further studies), Mental Health Worker, Neuroscientist (primarily BSc path with further studies), Occupational Therapist, Policy Researcher, Probation Officer, Social Service Worker, Sports Psychology Consultant (with further studies), and Teacher/Instructor. UVic's strong co-operative education program provides up to 16 months of paid work experience, significantly enhancing graduate employability and career readiness.
The University of Victoria is known for its internationally recognized research faculty, providing a dynamic learning environment. It offers the largest co-operative education ("co-op") program in Western Canada, providing invaluable paid work experience. UVic fosters a safe, welcoming, and inclusive community on its beautiful, eco-friendly campus. Located in Victoria, the charming capital city of British Columbia, it provides a vibrant and appealing setting for student life and opportunities.
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