The Department of Psychology will prepare you with the skills necessary to pursue Graduate studies in Psychology and Related Fields or to enter the Workforce in Human Services.
We will introduce you to the fascinating field of Psychology—the study of human functioning. Whether it is the study of the individual and their relationships, culture, behaviours, thoughts, and feelings, or the biology of the human mind and body, the Psychology degree will engage you in the discipline of Psychology from a uniquely Christian perspective.
Degree Details
BSc Psychology (4-yr):
Students pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Psychology degree program will develop a strong theoretical knowledge of psychology as an academic discipline, focusing on the scientific method of observation, data gathering, analysis and interpretation. The program provides supervised application of psychological principles with clients in social service/mental health settings. Students will be prepared for pursuing graduate study in psychology.
BSc Psychology (3-yr):
The three-year Bachelor of Science with a concentration in Psychology is designed for students who wish to pursue professional school such as medicine, health sciences, law, management science, mediation, or rural mental health services.
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Faculty & Staff
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Carole AndersonDirector of Psychology Program Development, Assistant Professor of Psychology -
Bonita CampbellAdministrative Assistant and First Year Advisor, Faculty of Science -
Heather GrettonAdjunct Professor, Student Research
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Elise KruithofMental Health Coordinator, Contract Instructor of Psychology -
Dadria LewisChair of Psychology, Assistant Professor of Psychology -
Peter OtienoDean, Faculty of Science, Professor of Chemistry -
Daniel SaughAssistant Professor of Psychology
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Peter WassRegistered Psychologist, Assessment and Neuropsychology
Testimonials
Ivah Lumalang
2017 / BSc Psychology
I experienced moments of inspiration, excitement, and self-reflection as a psychology student at Burman University. I appreciated the university’s commitment to guiding students in acquiring skills, values, attitudes, and knowledge that a practicing counsellor requires, while at the same time incorporating a spiritual aspect, which is very important to me. The professors that I learned from, leadership teams I was involved in, the diverse community, and the opportunities that the school offered (e.g.
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