Gain a Deeper Understanding of Human Behavior
The Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Psychology at Trent University helps you explore the science behind human behavior. Through this program, you'll study various psychological theories and research methods, providing you with the skills and knowledge to understand both yourself and others. Whether you're interested in mental health, neuroscience, emotional intelligence, or cognitive development, Trent’s program allows you to dive into a wide range of specialized topics.
Explore Diverse Psychology Topics
In the B.Sc. Psychology program, you’ll have the opportunity to study many areas of psychology, including:
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Neuroscience – Study the brain and nervous system
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Language and Cognition – Explore how language affects our thinking processes
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Emotional Intelligence – Understand emotions and their role in relationships
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Sexuality and Gender Psychology – Learn about the psychological aspects of sexuality and identity
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Aging and Cognitive Changes – Study the impact of aging on the brain
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Memory and Learning – Understand how memory functions and how people learn
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Childhood and Adolescent Development – Explore psychological changes from childhood to adulthood
The program offers flexibility, allowing you to specialize in areas that interest you most while gaining a solid foundation in the core principles of psychology.
Develop Valuable Skills for Your Future Career
As a psychology student at Trent, you’ll not only learn about human behavior but also build critical skills that will benefit you in many careers. You will develop:
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Problem-Solving – Learn to analyze complex psychological issues and find solutions
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Critical Thinking – Evaluate research and theories critically
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Interpersonal Skills – Communicate and collaborate with peers and professors
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Research and Data Analysis – Conduct research, collect data, and analyze results
These skills are highly transferable, opening the door to careers in healthcare, business, education, and social services, among others.
Career Opportunities with a B.Sc. in Psychology
Graduates of Trent’s B.Sc. in Psychology program are well-prepared for a variety of career paths. Some possible career options include:
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Mental Health Professional or Counselor
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Human Resources Specialist
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Research Assistant or Psychologist
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Social Worker
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Market Research Analyst
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Education or Teaching
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Healthcare Administrator
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Public Health and Community Services
Many students also choose to pursue graduate studies in psychology, counseling, or related fields to further specialize in areas like clinical psychology, research, or education.
- Academic Requirement: The applicant must have completed grade 12 with English; Mathematics is recommended.
- ELP Requirement: IELTS: Overall score of 6.5, with no individual component scoring below 6.0 TOEFL iBT: Total score of 86, including at least 20 in the writing section PTE Academic: Minimum overall score of 59 Duolingo English Test: Minimum score of 115 (*Note: Duolingo is accepted solely for Undergraduate admissions.)
- Application Fee: $90
- LOA Deposit: $2,500
- Annual Tuition Fee: $30,549
- Total Tuition Fee: $122,196
- Course Duration: 4 years
- Credentials: Bachelor
- Intake: September
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