Psychology is the scientific study of behaviour and experience. Within our program, you can examine a variety of fields and viewpoints, including child development, sensation, perception, animal behaviour, social psychology, abnormal psychology, and more.
Why Psychology at Glendon? ››
Glendon graduates are successful in various fields. Dr. Ann Cavoukian is the Ontario Information and Privacy Commissioner; Gabrielle Bouhenic is now a medical doctor; and Michelle Peterson is a professor at the University of Toronto.
Our students have a high success rate in graduate school admissions. Graduates also work in counselling, teaching, social work, human resources, business, and various health professions. As well, some students pursue careers in law and medicine. |
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The Cognitive Neuropsychology Specialization coordinates applied research opportunities between Glendon students and affiliated hospitals and health centres.
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Psychology is available as a bilingual or trilingual international
Bachelor of Arts.
Glendon’s on-site research laboratory allows you to apply the concepts you learn in class.
Participate in the annual “Primates Day” and bi-annual “Research Day”, hosted by the Psychology Department.
Glendon Psychology Professors also teach in the Graduate Program in Psychology at the Keele campus.
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Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) Codes
BA: YGB
iBA Bilingual: YGG
iBA Trilingual: YGH (Upper-year entry) |
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