Program Outcomes

Psychology department determined to achieve the following student outcomes for the undergraduate program:

• The ability to apply psychological theory, scientific method, and statistical knowledge to everyday problems.

• A thorough grounding in the fundamental theoretical and applied subdisciplines of Psychology,

• Experience of conceiving, designing, conducting and reporting original psychological research,

• The ability to reasonably critique hypotheses and evidence,

• Extensive experience in communicating complex scientific and psychological concepts, in English, both verbally and in writing,

• The ability to thoughtfully and respectfully debate controversial subjects, and formulate clear, consistent arguments,

• The motivation and initiative to complete large projects independently,

• An understanding of professional and research ethics,

• All the skills and knowledge they will require for graduate study and practice in Psychology.