The bachelor’s degrees in psychology from the University of Regina in Saskatchewan give you the opportunity to study several areas of psychology in depth. This broad education is helpful for establishing a variety of careers as well as adapting to workforce changes that you may face over time.
Choose from four degrees in psychology at the University of Regina: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science Honours degrees.
No matter what work environment you choose — from education to business or from clinical to governmental — you enter each interaction well equipped to understand others and the various psychosocial factors that shape our world.
These capabilities drawn directly from your degree in psychology give you the knowledge and tools to significantly contribute to any career role you choose, either here in Canada or anywhere in the world you end up working.
Popular courses include:
- Forensic psychology
- Human neuropsychology
- Cross-cultural psychology
- Health psychology
- Clinical psychology
In addition, through your degree you will have the opportunity to learn about and at times contribute to your psychology professors’ cutting-edge research into things like online mental health tools, how lawyers interact with and question children in Canadian courtrooms, and the psychological needs of frontline workers and first responders.
Throughout the four-year psychology bachelor’s degree program, you’ll gain a broad foundation with many perspectives and strong interpersonal skills that support your career success.
What is Psychology?
The field of psychology touches nearly every aspect of daily life — at home, at work and within your community. It’s essentially the study of normal and abnormal human behaviour and how we develop, improve or decline based on circumstances, physiological changes and social realities individuals face.
People with psychology degrees work in nearly any career field you can imagine, including clinical and educational roles, as well as within business, not-for-profit and governmental organizations.