Study a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at King's
Psychology studies what motivates people to do the things they do and how society affects human thought, learning, and action. Students learn to critically engage assumptions about human nature and understand how these assumptions are important in our modern world and in the light of Christian faith.
Explore cognition and the activities of the mind and examine how physical disorders in the structural and chemical make-up of the brain can lead to behavioural and mental illness challenges. This degree is an excellent choice for those who want to enter professional programs such as law and education.
Psychology Program Highlights
- Delve deeper into the human mind. Study distinct topics in psychology such as psychological processes, sensation and perception, child psychology, abnormal psychology and more.
- Apply psychology practically through lab exercises, field trips, and volunteering.
- Participate in field research as part of King's Community Engaged Research program.
- Understand the basic principles of cognitive development.
- Learn how to use psychology to make a difference in the world, and how you can make a difference in psychology.
Psychology Program Options
Available as a major
- 4-year Bachelor of Arts
Available as a concentration
- 3-year Bachelor of Arts
- 4-year Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies
- 4-year Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Science
Available as a minor
- 4-year Bachelor of Arts
- 4-year Bachelor of Commerce
- 4-year Bachelor of Music
- 4-year Bachelor of Science
Program Profiles
Dr. Chris Peet, Professor of Psychology
Practicing Transcendence, a book I wrote encompassing my research, discusses a way of situating ourselves within the big picture of world history. We are very good at talking about ourselves in self-help…
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Amanda Nakano, B.A. Psychology '20
I never saw myself going to university, let alone excelling in it and loving higher education. King’s has served an important role in my own self-discovery and growth. "I’m thankful for the…
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