Psychology Courses

Our courses are listed below. Please refer to individual course descriptions for additional information, delivery methods, and for enrolment requirements.

Courses from other disciplines (e.g., organizational behaviour, social science, etc.) may also be used to fulfill psychology degree requirements.

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Course codes
BEHV - behavioural analysis courses
EDPY - educational psychology courses
PSYC - psychology courses

Alphabetical

• BEHV 655 - Self-Directed Behaviour
• EDPY 200 - Educational Psychology
• EDPY 310 - Learning and Instruction
• EDPY 351 - Inclusive Education for Students With Diverse Needs
• EDPY 389 - Learning Disabilities: Issues and Interventions
• EDPY 403 - Assessment and Instruction for Students with Diverse Needs
• EDPY 469 - Principles of Psychological Assessment
• EDPY 470 - Consultation and Collaboration for Students with Special Needs
• EDPY 471 - Managing Behavioural Problems in the Classroom
• EDPY 476 - Technology for Students with Diverse Learning Needs
• EDPY 478 - Autism Spectrum Disorder
• EDPY 479 - Introduction to Computer-Based Instruction
• EDPY 480 - Learning with Technology
• PSYC 200 - Introduction to Career Development
• PSYC 210 - Experiential Learning in the Celebration of Diversity
• PSYC 228 - Introduction to Human Development
• PSYC 289 - Psychology as a Natural Science
• PSYC 290 - General Psychology
• PSYC 300 - Theories of Career Development
• PSYC 304 - Research Methods in Psychology
• PSYC 310 - Learning and Instruction
• PSYC 315 - Psychology and the Mass Media
• PSYC 323 - Developmental Psychology
• PSYC 333 - Sensation and Perception
• PSYC 340 - Introduction to Applied Social Psychology
• PSYC 345 - The Psychology of Women
• PSYC 347 - Introduction to Feminist Counselling
• PSYC 350 - Adolescent Psychology
• PSYC 355 - Cognitive Psychology
• PSYC 356 - Introduction to Personality Theories and Issues
• PSYC 365 - Behaviour Modification Principles
• PSYC 375 - History of Psychology
• PSYC 379 - Social Psychology
• PSYC 381 - The Psychology of Adult Development
• PSYC 387 - Learning
• PSYC 388 - Introduction to Counselling
• PSYC 389 - Learning Disabilities: Issues and Interventions
• PSYC 395 - Forensic Psychology
• PSYC 401 - Learning Through Life
• PSYC 402 - Biological Psychology
• PSYC 403 - Assessment and Instruction for Students with Diverse Needs
• PSYC 405 - Creating A Working Alliance
• PSYC 406 - Introduction to Theories of Counselling and Psychotherapy
• PSYC 418 - Special Projects in Psychology
• PSYC 426 - Psychology of Families and Parenting
• PSYC 432 - Psychology and the Built Environment
• PSYC 433 - Career Development Culminating Research Paper
• PSYC 435 - Abnormal Psychology
• PSYC 441 - Experiential Learning and Reflective Practice I
• PSYC 442 - Experiential Learning and Reflective Practice II
• PSYC 443 - Special Projects in Career Development I
• PSYC 444 - Special Projects In Career Development II
• PSYC 450 - Drugs and Behaviour
• PSYC 469 - Principles of Psychological Assessment
• PSYC 470 - Consultation and Collaboration for Students with Special Needs
• PSYC 471 - Managing Behavioural Problems in the Classroom
• PSYC 476 - Assistive Technology for Students with Special Needs
• PSYC 478 - Autism Spectrum Disorder
• PSYC 576 - Assistive Technology
• PSYC 589 - Learning Disabilities: Issues and Interventions
• PSYC 630 - Talking Cures: The Evolution of Psychotherapy