Psychology Archives - Faculty of Health

Health Drop In Q&A

duaas18 — Thu, 26 Feb 2026 21:00:09 +0000

Do you have questions about a program in the Faculty of Health? We have answers! Join us for a drop in Q&A to ask your questions about the Global Health, Health Studies, Kinesiology and Health Science, Neuroscience, Nursing, or Psychology programs.

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Health Programs Drop In Q&A

duaas18 — Thu, 24 Jul 2025 19:37:35 +0000

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Pathways to Medical and Professional School Info Session

duaas18 — Thu, 24 Jul 2025 19:34:30 +0000

Many health careers such as medicine, physiotherapy, dentist, optometrist, psychologist, lawyer, and more require further study such as professional school, graduate studies, and additional degrees beyond the Bachelor's. Join us to learn about the pathways from an Bachelor program in the Faculty of Health (Global Health, Health Studies, Kinesiology and Health Science, Neuroscience, Nursing, and Psychology) to the health career you have been planning for.

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Health Programs Drop In Q&A

duaas18 — Thu, 24 Jul 2025 19:28:16 +0000

Are you a college, university or mature applicant? Do you have questions about a program in the Faculty of Health? We have answers! Join us for a drop in Q&A to ask your questions about the Global Health, Health Studies, Kinesiology and Health Science, Neuroscience, Nursing, or Psychology programs.

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Psychology and Neuroscience Q&A with Current Students

duaas18 — Thu, 24 Jul 2025 18:56:38 +0000

Interested in studying the human mind and behaviour? What about the brain, nervous system and neurological challenges? Join us to learn more about the Psychology program and the Neuroscience program at the Keele campus of 91��ɫ U. Ask current students in either program about courses, professors, student life, and more!

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Health Programs Drop In Q&A

duaas18 — Thu, 24 Jul 2025 17:52:34 +0000

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Video Transcript - Psychology

lululi — Tue, 22 Dec 2020 23:07:17 +0000

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[text on screen: “Psychology”]

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[Stephanie Tassopoulus, fourth year Psychology student]
I took psychology because I was interested in learning more about why people behave the way they do people are complicated and psychology accepts that complexity while also trying to break things down and make it a little bit simpler.

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[Karishma Patel, fourth year Psychology student]
What I love about psychology at 91��ɫ is the professors who teach the subjects at 91��ɫ, the courses.

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[Psychology professor teaching a class]
They're so passionate about what they teach and

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[Students taking notes in class]
that motivates me to be more productive and learn more.

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[Stuti Naik, fourth year Psychology student]
The reason that I picked 91��ɫ was because of the diversity of the amount of classes that it has first of all not forcing me to go into a

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[Professor lecturing. Text on screen: “Social psychology & personality traits, developmental psychology, brain & behaviour, memory, learning, and motivation, abnormal psychology & counselling, psychological theories and research methods”]
specific type of psychology when applying and secondly when coming to 91��ɫ allowing me to take all the different areas of psychology to truly pick the type of psychology that I enjoy.

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[Joshua Aziza, third year Psychology student]
You can meet with an academic advisor who will chart the path that believe that suits you best and so there's there's no limitations on how you want to shape your undergraduate career in psychology.

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[Monica Vessio, third year Psychology student]
Classes are brought in spectrums so that you can take a class on literally anything at 91��ɫ. Whether it's animal behavior personality imagery memory it's very interesting in the fact that you can get involved like that.

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[Psychology student]
Psychology is a very broad field there's many different kind of subjects such as

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[Brain scans on a computer]
neurological basis courses that focus more on the brain

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[Pupil tracking on a computer]
and perception and vision cognition.

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[Patient entering MRI scanner]
Well what’s really interesting at 91��ɫ is they actually have an MRI lab which you can actually

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[Monica Vessio speaking]
go in and volunteer whether it's a student or you're working with a professor,

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[Neurological models on a computer]
and it's actually ties in psychology with neurological behavior.

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[Joshua Azizza speaking]
So I’ve always been interested in law. I thought that it's in a very inspiring and interesting profession and I thought what better to give me insight into the human mind than psychology?

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[Monica Vessio speaking]
I want to work with teenagers struggling with eating disorders in a clinical setting so whether that's at a hospital or places downtown that specialize in eating disorders. On the other hand I also do want to work with teenagers who suffer from depression or anxiety issues.

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[Afifa Mahboob]
Specifically I would like to do something in health promotion and education, where I can focus on looking at people with anxiety and finding ways to help them better, or the elderly dealing with depression so major issues such as that.

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[Psychology Professor Rebecca Pillai Riddell]
A psychology degree from 91��ɫ opens many career pathways graduates from psychology have gone on to careers in multiple areas.

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[Lawyers in a meeting]
Such as lawyers,

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[Social worker speaking to clients]
social workers,
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Teachers and professors,

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corrections officers,

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human resource,

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marketing managers and

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[Rebecca Pillai-Ridell]
much more.

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[Stuti Naik speaking]
The person that I started when I came in my first year is very different from who I am now, and I wouldn't have chosen anything else but this for myself. And I feel like that's something that it was eye-opening for me that coming to 91��ɫ I kind of started as one person and I'm finishing as another. And that finished product is kind of what I think everyone should aspire to be, because it's a pretty good space and I think 91��ɫ is the reason that I got to that place.

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Careers in Psychology

ydelaviz — Thu, 13 Aug 2020 02:01:13 +0000

A Psychology degree helps you build a deep understanding of human behaviour and what motivates people, while also developing skills related to gathering, evaluating, and sharing credible research-based information. These insights and abilities are highly valued in multiple workplace settings including the non-profit sector, education, social services, health care, as well as in government, law, and research institutions (e.g., hospitals, universities).

This degree can lead to various careers including teaching, research, administration, counselling, and psychotherapy. Psychology graduates have also found roles in human resources, marketing, media, and many other industries where insights into human behaviour are essential. Beyond work life, a Psychology degree promotes self-discovery and identity formation, enhances curiosity and critical thinking, and gives you tools to personally thrive in a complex world.

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Career Options

Marketing Researcher
Psychiatric/Institutional Aide
Science Technician
Mental Health Worker
Human Resources Consultant
Research Assistant
Child and Youth Worker
Probation Officer
Policy Advisor
Management and Marketing
Mediator
Labour Relations Specialist
Educational Administrator
Developmental Disabilities Services Worker

Applied Behaviour Analyst
Early Childhood Educator
Psychotherapist
Psychologist
Professor
Social Worker
Rehabilitation Counsellor
Counsellor (Schools, substance abuse, bereavement, immigration)
Lawyer
Elementary and High School Teacher
ESL Teacher
Librarian
Marriage and Family Therapist

Enhance Your Employability and Build Your Network

Add a Career-Focused Certificate

Enhance your employability by pairing your degree with a career-focused certificate. For example, the 91��ɫ-Seneca Rehabilitation Services Certificate includes 800 hours of supervised fieldwork, giving you both critical thinking skills and hands-on experience that employers value.

Make Meaningful Connections

Many employers hire through referrals. Grow your network through informational interviews, professional associations, and shared-interest spaces. These connections can lead to mentorship, insights, and job opportunities. New to networking? Explore the resource.

Research Job Requirements

Explore the website to learn about the essential requirements and responsibilities of jobs in your field. See this resource for .

Psychology Alumni

Psychology alumni are working in health care, law, marketing, education, research and more.

Kat Kova

BA in Psychology, MSc

Psychotherapist, Private Practice and PhD Student, 91��ɫ

“It was my dream to work with Dr. Amy Muise, given her expertise in the area of sexuality and relationships research and now I am conducting research on the factors that maintain sexual satisfaction and relationship satisfaction in long-term relationships."

Jonathan Clodman

BA Psychology, BEd, MEd

Teacher, Toronto District School Board

“I took Community Psychology and loved the focus on upstream preventative community supports. I think it was one of the factors that led to me going into education."

Chantel Donalds

BSc Psychology, OD

Optometrist

“91��ɫ stood out for me because of its state-of-the-art Centre for Vision Research. There, I realized that vision and the mind go hand in hand. This had led me to pursue my studies in psychology in which I was able to learn and understand how the human mind perceives vision."

Maher Bukhari

BSc Psychology

Youth Advisor, YMCA GTA

“What stood out most for me was the direct help and mentorship I received from my professors and teaching assistants. They were always willing to go the extra mile to support my learning, answer my questions, and give me guidance on both academic and career paths. This personalized attention made a huge difference in my experience and really helped me grow as a student.”

Shaylyn Isaacs

BA Psychology, MEd

Business Owner, S. Isaacs Wellness

“I was a Research Assistant volunteer with Dr. Alexandra Rutherford in her Psychology’s Feminist Voices lab. Her mentorship, guidance and support changed my university experience at 91��ɫU for the better. It was through this experience that I gained more courage to make a change in my environment through starting a women’s mental health organization and engaging further in social advocacy work for women of color.”

Safiyyah Alli

BSc Psychology, MEd

School-wide Educational Assistant, Peel District School Board

“Studying Psychology at 91��ɫ gave me a rich understanding of human behavior, psychological understanding, and critical thinking skills that have shaped every step of my career. The program’s blend of research, theory, and real-world application helped me grow intellectually and personally.”

Bryan Choi

BSc in Psychology, MA, PhD

Psychologist, Private Practice

“91��ɫ's Psychology program is one of the best in North America and can prepare you for a rewarding and successful career in psychology. The Psychology faculty and professors are knowledgable and care about student learning. I learned so much from them."

Helpful Resources

works with students, new grads, staff, faculty, and employers to support students and new graduates (up to 2 years after graduation).
- A Canadian academic job site for teaching jobs, education jobs, research jobs, and professional jobs in education and academia.
- Academic positions in the United States and abroad. There’s also a résumé bank and links to career-related articles from the “Monitor on Psychology” to the association’s monthly magazine.
- Academic, research, and clinical job postings. The listings, which can be searched, are selected from the monthly APS Observer.
- Academic positions in the United States and abroad. There’s also a résumé bank and links to career-related articles from the “Monitor on Psychology” to the the association’s monthly magazine.
- Are you looking for a career, new position or opportunity in the field of Psychology? There are many positions and opportunities available across the country.

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Pathways to Medical & Professional Schools

lululi — Wed, 12 Aug 2020 20:03:31 +0000

Looking to pursue medical or professional school?

Whether you are interested in medicine, physiotherapy, dentistry, optometry, pharmacy, law, education or any other professional program, our six programs in the Faculty of Health -- Global Health, Health Studies (includes the Specialized Honours in Management, Policy & Digital Health), Kinesiology and Health Science, Neuroscience, Nursing, and Psychology -- can lead you there.

Why Study in the Faculty of Health?

The Faculty of Health offers prerequisite courses required by professional schools such as Human Anatomy, Physiology, Psychology, Statistics, Social Science and Humanities
Receive personal contact with professors for mentorship and future references for your application
Comprehensive health education incorporating the sciences, social sciences and humanities that differentiates your education from other professional school applicants
Benefit from the flexibility of our degrees to take courses that suit your interests, professional goals, and professional school application requirements
Learn in interactive, hands-on laboratories
Assistance with preparing your medical or professional school application and practicing for interviews is available through 91��ɫ’s Career Centre
Join program affiliated pre-professional student clubs
Take advantage of hands-on experience through volunteer and paid positions in research labs and in the community (e.g. hospitals, community health centres) to make your professional school application stand out

Which Program Is Best?

A common misconception is that there is one perfect program when applying to professional school. All six programs in 91��ɫU’s Faculty of Health can be used as preparation for medical, dental, physiotherapy, law, and other professional programs. Every professional school will be different in what they are looking for in terms of admission cut-offs, specific prerequisite courses, degree types (BA vs BSc) etc. The same program at two different schools could have differing admission requirements.

It is best to do your research on the professional schools you’re interested in by looking up their admission requirements to ensure you are meeting the professional school’s requirements. However, as all programs look for a strong admission average, we do recommend choosing a major that genuinely interests you as you are more likely to receive strong marks in subjects you enjoy.

Faculty of Health Graduates

The proof is in our graduates that the Faculty of Health can lead you to a successful career in medicine, physiotherapy, dentistry, optometry, law, education, or whatever is next for you!

Murphy Ash, BScN, Professor at Seneca College and Chemotherapy Nurse at Joseph Brant Hospital
Ehsan Yavari, BSc in Kinesiology and Health Science, Medical Student, McMaster University
Farwa Jafri, BA in Psychology, Law Student, Osgoode Hall Law School
Nishila Mehta, BA in Global Health, Resident Physician, University of Toronto
Fatima Hanif, BSc in Kinesiology and Health Science, Dental Resident, Ohio State University Werner Medical Center
Sabrina Sahi, BHS in Health Studies, Medical Student, Ross School of Medicine
Corey Grunberg, BSc, Kinesiology and Health Science, Physiotherapist
Safiyyah Alli, BSc in Psychology, Instructor Therapist, Always Connected Treatment Network
Neruja Sivanesan, BHS in Health Studies, RN, Toronto General Hospital
Jonathan Clodman, BA in Psychology, Teacher, TDSB
Chantel Donalds, BSc in Psychology, Optometrist
Tarun Fernandez, BSc in Kinesiology and Health Science, Pharmacist

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Psychology

ydelaviz — Wed, 29 Jul 2020 16:59:28 +0000

Psychology at 91��ɫ (Video transcript)

Psychology is the scientific study of the mind and behaviour viewed from social, developmental, clinical, and biological perspectives. At 91��ɫ’s Keele Campus, the Department of Psychology offers the most extensive and diverse selection of courses among Canadian universities, taught by internationally recognized educators, researchers and clinical practitioners.

Our program is ranked among the top 5 in Canada and in the top 75 Psychology programs worldwide by and 5^th in Canada and 3^rd in Ontario by the . has listed Psychology as one of 91��ɫ’s “standout” programs.

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EVENTS

July 2026

17 Jul

Friday, Zoom

No event found!

Duration

4 Years

Degrees

Honours (BA, BSc)

Intake

Fall (Sept), Winter (Jan), Summer (May)

Study Options

Full-time, Part-time

Delivery

In-person

Why Choose Psychology at 91��ɫ U?

Our strength comes from the diversity and breadth of the interests we explore ranging from studies of infancy to mental health disorders of childhood through the challenges of adolescence to adulthood and old age.

Choose from the most extensive of any Canadian psychology program.
Learn from award-winning instructors who are world-leading experts in psychology.
Enjoy some flexible study options with evening, online and blended courses.
Customize your learning by completing our unique undergraduate concentrations.
Benefit from academic advising, (free) peer mentoring and tutoring, and an extensive student community (e.g., Undergraduate Psychology Student Association and Black Students in Psychology).
Stay on track with your academics, career planning, and the available resources to support your degree progress by using our exclusive Psychology Major Maps!

Degree Options

We offer both an honours Bachelor of Arts (BA) and honours Bachelor of Science (BSc) option. Both share the same core psychology requirements. However, BSc students take additional math, science, and computer science courses while BA students have more flexibility with those credits.

In both options, students begin with PSYC 1010 Introductory Psychology, exploring various topics such as personality, memory, learning, intelligence, psychological disorders, the biological basis of behaviour, perception, motivation, cognition, child development, abnormal and social psychology.

Specialized Honours Program

The Specialized Honours Psychology program, available to current BA and BSc Psychology students, offers advanced training in research methods, statistical analysis, scientific communication, and critical thinking. Students gain hands-on research experience through faculty-supervised research projects in their third and fourth years, and complete a final thesis project. This program targets those students who are ultimately interested in pursuing research-based graduate studies (including clinical psychology). The program also provides mentorship to prepare students for the graduate school application process.

Sample Courses

Introduction to Psychology
Writing in Psychology
Introduction to Research Methods
Statistical Methods I and II
Critical Thinking in Psychology

Psychological Health, Distress and Impairment
Animal Behaviour
Forensic Psychology
Psychology of Intimate Relationships
Cultural Psychology

Psychology Concentrations

Earn a digital credential and customize your degree by completing up to two Psychology Concentrations. Concentrations allow students to complete clusters of courses within specific areas of psychology like Counselling and Mental Health; Psychological Humanities, Contexts, and Communities; Child and Youth Development; Applied Methods and Analysis; Neuropsychology; Aging and Late Life Development; Our Social World and Social Minds; and Psychology and Law.

Undergraduate Certificates

We also offer four certificate options students can complete alongside their degree. Certificates provide further specialization and training in specific subfields of psychology.

Admission Requirements

Bachelor of Arts (BA) [OUAC code YHA]:

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
ENG4U
And five additional 4U or M courses
Overall average of at least mid to high 70s

Bachelor of Science (BSc) [OUAC code YHB]:

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
ENG4U
4U math
SBI4U or SCH4U or SPH4U
And three additional 4U or M courses
Overall average of at least mid to high 70s

Requirements will vary depending on your curriculum and previous training, please visit for more information.

Experiential Learning Opportunities in Psychology

Students can apply classroom learning through experiential education in diverse settings, including research and community experiences such as:

Analyzing brain imagery in our fMRI lab
Studying vision and perception in the Centre for Vision Research
Engaging in community-service learning in courses like Atypical Development, Advanced Community-Based Applied Research
Completing work-integrated learning in collaboration with various community organizations

Experiential education provides students the opportunity to integrate psychological theories, methods, and skills through hands-on experiences that address real-world challenges.

Many of these experiences are made possible through partnerships with organizations such as CAMH and Black Creek Community Health Centre, aiding students to build broader networks outside of the program and university.

Optional Co-op

As a Psychology student, you can choose to take part in an optional Co-operative (Co-op) program, where you’ll gain paid, full-time work experience during your degree. Participating in a Co-op is a great way to apply your learning, build your professional network, and develop valuable, transferable skills for your future career. Learn more about the Health Co-op program.

Discover how in Atypical Development, students mentor children in local schools by applying their knowledge and skills to support real world needs.

The Black Students in Health initiative offers Black students work-integrated learning opportunities through community-based projects and real-world experience.

Learn to critically evaluate psychological research and apply your insights to real-world challenges through engaging community-based projects.

Career Outcomes

Psychology graduates pursue diverse career options in fields like health, law, business, and education. The program prepares students for graduate studies, professional schools (e.g., medicine, applied behavioral analysis), or direct entry into the workforce.

Our alumni work as psychologists, teachers, social workers, lawyers, marketing managers, therapists, and more!

Becoming a Psychologist or Psychotherapist

To become a psychologist or psychotherapist in Ontario, a master’s or PhD is required. You can use your BA or BSc in Psychology to apply to accredited graduate programs. Start researching program requirements early through school websites or reliable online resources.

Becoming a Psychiatrist

Psychiatrists are medical doctors specializing in psychiatry. This requires pursuing a medical degree after your BA or BSc in Psychology. Admission requirements vary for medical schools. Begin your research early to help ensure you meet the application requirements.

FAQs

Below are some of our most frequently asked questions (FAQs) to help you plan and prepare.

Both the BA and the BSc in Psychology share the same core Psychology course requirements including developmental psychology, social psychology, motivation, cognition, abnormal psychology, statistical methods, and biological basis of behaviour.

The difference between these two is in the other courses you would take: BSc students complete additional math, science, and computer science requirements outside of their psychology courses while BA students do not. This means that a BA student may have more space in their schedule to take additional humanities, social science or any other courses at 91��ɫ (Business, arts, sciences, etc.)

Your choice between the BA and BSc degree options should align with your academic interests and career goals. While career outcomes for both degrees are similar, and many employers or graduate/professional programs do not indicate a preference, it is your responsibility to ensure the option you select best supports your future aspirations.

In your first year, you will take Introduction to Psychology, general education courses in subjects such as Social Sciences and Humanities, and additional courses outside your major. BSc students will also complete additional Math and Science courses.

Unlike high school, your schedule will not follow a fixed Monday-to-Friday routine—your classes may be scheduled at different times each day but will remain consistent week to week.

Your courses may include lectures and tutorials. The tutorials are smaller discussion-based sessions led by a Tutorial Leader (TA), where you will review lecture material in more depth.If you are taking science courses, you may also have labs.

Transfer applicants may follow a slightly different course plan depending on the transfer credits they receive.

The Psychology program at the Keele Campus, offered within the Faculty of Health, is located in North Toronto. It is a larger program and therefore has greater course offerings for students to choose from. At the Keele campus, Psychology courses are offered in English only.

The Psychology/Psychologie program at the Glendon campus is located in mid-town Toronto where small class sizes (on average 24 students per class) provide a supportive learning environment. Mandatory courses are available in English or in French. Also, the program offered at Glendon has different requirements. See program details to learn more.

Yes, both the BA and the BSc in Psychology are 4-year Honours degrees, requiring 120 credits to complete. There is also a 90 credit, non-honours option

120 Credits Honours BA/BSc (4 years)

Can be completed as a single major, double major, or major/minor.

Most graduate programs (e.g., master's degrees) require an Honours degree for admission.

You can apply directly to the Honours BA/BSc through the OUAC or the 91��ɫ Online Application.

90 Credit BA/BSc (3 Years)

It has fewer required major courses than the Honours option.

Cannot be applied to directly – students must first be admitted to the Honours Psychology program (BA or BSc) and then submit a program change request or apply to graduate early.

Some applicants may be admitted to this program based on their past academic record at the discretion of the admissions committee.

Does not allow for double majors or minors.

We would also caution that many graduate programs require an Honours degree (120 credits)—students who complete only the 90-credit degree may be ineligible for certain graduate-level programs.

91��ɫ also offers a specialized honours option for Psychology, which is a 120-credit degree option that can be completed in four years but has additional major requirements compared to the Honours option. However, you cannot apply directly to this program. If a student is interested in this option, they would need to apply to and be admitted to the Honours 120 credit (4 year) Psychology program and then submit an additional application to the Psychology program in May of their 2^nd year after satisfying a number of requirements as a current student. The specialized honours option does not allow for double major, nor minors. The Specialized Honours Psychology Program is designed for students who intend to pursue postgraduate studies (ie Master or PhD) in Psychology or a related discipline.

The interesting thing about Psychology is that graduates can use this degree to work in the health field or other fields such as law, business, and education. The Psychology program is great preparation for those looking to continue on to graduate study (e.g., Master and PhD in Psychology), or professional school such as medicine or applied behavioural analysis, or to enter the workforce. Our graduates are working as psychologists, teachers, social workers, addictions counsellors, lawyers, marketing managers, mediators, therapists, community justice workers and more!

Learn More

Please contact us if you have any questions about applying for Faculty of Health programs, your application status, or your next steps after receiving an offer of admission.

Faculty of Health Recruitment Office
hlthrec@yorku.ca

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Psychology Archives - Faculty of Health

Health Drop In Q&A

Health Programs Drop In Q&A

Pathways to Medical and Professional School Info Session

Health Programs Drop In Q&A

Psychology and Neuroscience Q&A with Current Students

Health Programs Drop In Q&A

Video Transcript - Psychology

Connect with 91��ɫU Health

Careers in Psychology

Quick Links

Career Options

Enhance Your Employability and Build Your Network

Add a Career-Focused Certificate

Make Meaningful Connections

Research Job Requirements

Psychology Alumni

Kat Kova

BA in Psychology, MSc

Jonathan Clodman

BA Psychology, BEd, MEd

Chantel Donalds

BSc Psychology, OD

Maher Bukhari

BSc Psychology

Shaylyn Isaacs

BA Psychology, MEd

Safiyyah Alli

BSc Psychology, MEd

Bryan Choi

BSc in Psychology, MA, PhD

Helpful Resources

Pathways to Medical & Professional Schools

Why Study in the Faculty of Health?

Which Program Is Best?

Faculty of Health Graduates

Connect with 91��ɫU Health

Psychology

Quick Links

EVENTS

July 2026

Duration

Degrees

Intake

Study Options

Delivery

Why Choose Psychology at 91��ɫ U?

Degree Options

Specialized Honours Program

Psychology Concentrations

Undergraduate Certificates

Experiential Learning Opportunities in Psychology

Optional Co-op

Career Outcomes

Becoming a Psychologist or Psychotherapist

Becoming a Psychiatrist

FAQs

Learn More

Connect with 91��ɫU Health