Bachelor of Arts Community Studies - Psychology

On Cape Breton Island, students will find the path to their successful future by discovering today’s world of psychology. With students coming to study at Cape Breton University from over 40 countries around the world, the university's diverse campus of thought leaders set the stage for students' future success.

Psychology courses at Cape Breton University emphasizes the genetic, physiological, sensory, cognitive, personality-based and social structures that mediate behaviour and mental processes. As the science that examines the structure and function of behaviour and mental processes, the university offers relevant programs for today’s world.

Possible Career Paths:

• Addictions counsellor • Clinical psychologist • Community researcher • Occupational therapist • Social worker

*Please note: Cape Breton is implementing a Tuition Deposit Policy. The Tuition Deposit Policy will take effect for all applicants starting with the January 2024 application. Students who receive an offer to study at Cape Breton University will be required to make a nonrefundable tuition deposit of a minimum of $2,500 to confirm their seat in the program. If a student does not confirm their seat, CBU cannot guarantee a spot will be available at registration time.