Undergraduate Students in Psychology
Psychology is the study of behaviour and mental processes. It focuses
on identification of fundamental mechanisms and processes that regulate
the behaviour and mental processes of organisms. The goal of the
undergraduate Psychology program at the University of Northern British
Columbia is to provide students with advanced knowledge in the
substantive areas of psychology, emphasizing areas of particular need
and relevance to psychological research directed at applied issues and
human development. In addition, the program will provide training
adequate to ensure students' competitiveness for advanced graduate
study in Psychology.
The total for the B.Sc. in Psychology is 122
credit hours. For more information, please consult the current online calendar via the "Undergraduate Program" link to the left.
HONOURS
For information regarding the B.Sc. with Honours program, please contact our Undergraduate and Honours Advisor, Dr. Loraine Lavalle.
STUDENT REPRESENTATION
The 2011-2012 Undergraduate Student Representative is Hugh Curtis.
APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION
The deadline for Undergraduate students to apply for graduation (required even if you do not plan to physically attend the ceremony) is Monday, October 31! See the News & Events page close to that date for more information and links.
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
For those undergraduate students wishing to pursue a career in Clinical Psychology after receiving their BSc in Psychology here at UNBC, Dr. Cindy Hardy has prepared a set of information for how you can best prepare yourself while here, and what you can expect in the years to come.
NORTHERN MEDICAL PROGRAM
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