Bachelor of Arts - Psychology

When students study Psychology at Crandall University, they will join the quest for knowledge about individual development and behaviour in a social context. Students will learn to evaluate research and grow in their understanding of psychological theories. Through students' coursework, they will think critically and gain insights into themself as well as others.

By the time students graduate with a degree in psychology, they will be well prepared to work in service and counseling organizations and to pursue advanced studies in psychology or a related field.

Program highlights: • Explore such interesting academic areas as early childhood development, developmental disabilities, forensic psychology, criminology, behaviour disorders and communication disorders. • Assist psychology professors with their research projects to gain valuable first-hand experience. • Learn from interesting classroom guests. • Get lots of support and mentoring throughout students' degree in psychology from their professors in the small class environment. • Join the Psychology Society, a campus service organization composed of psychology majors.