Bachelor of Arts in Psychology - Glendon (Honours)

Glendon's psychology professors are actively involved in almost all areas of the field, providing you with the opportunity to explore a wide variety of topics including neuropsychology, crime and the justice system, perception, psychological injury and law, prejudice and aging, with the experts in those fields. Considering medical school or graduate studies. Professors will get to know you better in small classes, which can result in more academic support and stronger reference letters. You’ll apply your learning in our perception lab and through local and international internships, practicums, research assistantships, and part-time jobs with locations including the Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care, Sunnybrook Hospital and Toronto Rehabilitation Institute.

Ignite your passion for understanding the mind and human behaviour. Choose a BA or BSc in Psychology – both will equip you with highly marketable skills that include research methods, statistical proficiency, communication skills and critical thinking, all essential to succeed in Psychology and its related professions. Attend small classes that promote rigorous learning, supported by direct interaction with and helpful feedback from professors. Our faculty are experts in fields such as forensics, rehabilitation, neuropsychology, memory, aging and vision sciences.

You will engage in hands-on course-related research projects. All mandatory courses are offered either in English or in French. Choose to focus on cognitive neuropsychology via the Glendon Centre for Cognitive Health, which will give you the opportunity to participate in projects directly related to your studies at health-care facilities such as the Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and Baycrest Health Sciences Centre.

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