The Psychology Special consists of 54 credits (18 PSYC courses) over the three levels.
Students are required to complete:
5 courses in Psychology at Level I
7 courses in Psychology at Level II
6 courses in Psychology at Level III
The PSYC3011 Research Paper in Psychology is a year-long Faculty requirement for six 6 credits and done at Level III.
The Major in Psychology programme affords students the opportunity to pursue a double major with another discipline in the Faculty (e.g., Linguistics, History, Philosophy, Spanish, Literatures in English) or to expand their undergraduate degree through the selection of electives in other areas of interest.
The Major in Psychology consists of 36 credits (12 PSYC courses) over the three levels.
Students are required to complete:
3 courses in Psychology at Level I
4 courses in Psychology at Level II
5 courses in Psychology at Level III
The Minor in Psychology programme affords students the opportunity to pursue a Major in another discipline and still learn the foundational elements of psychology.
The Minor in Psychology consists of 27 credits (9 PSYC courses) over the three levels.
Students are required to complete:
3 courses in Psychology at Level I
3 courses in Psychology at Level II
3 courses in Psychology at Level III
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- A minimum of five (5) passes in CSEC General Proficiency Grade I, II or Grade III (Grade III if done after 1998], or GCE O’ Levels at least Grade C, or BGCSE examinations including English and one of the following: a foreign language, mathematics, geography, or an approved science subject;
- Normally a pass at Grade I, II (or III if done after 1998) CSEC General in Mathematics or an O’ Level pass in Mathematics;
- The entry requirements of the particular academic department in which they propose to take courses.