In the context of human evolution, we study anima l behaviour. We also study how people see and understand the world, look at the reasons behind love and hate and other human interactions, investigate individual differences and personality, and carry out research on motivation, even examining the world o f work and organizations. Our B.A. and B.Sc. We also offer a wide array of special interest electives that include the psychology of sport, psychology of death, psycholinguistics, maladjustment, learning disabilities, mental retardation, psychology of law, occupational health psychology, behavioural pharmacology, collective behaviour, psychological measurement, abnormal development, educational psychology, and industrial-organizational psychology. Facilities include laboratories, research equipment and technical support for research design and data analysis.
Students frequently carry out course projects and thesis research in faculty laboratories.
Two research and special computer facilities ar e used by students in courses requiring laboratory work and data analysis. All students are invited to participate in psychology research projects by volunteering as research subjects. Internships, externships and co-operative education provide opportunit ies to learn by doing. English Courses must be taken at the highest level attainable in your school system. In Ontario, this is the OAC level.