
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Course Code: 5023
Degree Program Information
The BA in Psychology programme envisions itself as a leading social science programme that emphasises research, professional practice, and public service. It offers strong scientific grounding by offering courses that train students in performing scientific inquiry, quantitative and qualitative methodologies, and multidisciplinary thinking. At the same time, the programme also provides opportunities for the application of these scientific knowledge to answer real-world concerns, in ways that are responsive, ethical, and creative. The courses offered by the BA in Psych programme contribute to the achievement of these expected outcomes.
Program Outcomes
Graduates will learn theories, research methodologies, and skills that will be useful in diverse career paths. The program will prepare you to conduct research and professional practice in accordance with moral and ethical standards of psychology based on a multi-disciplinary study of psychological phenomena. The curriculum likewise equips graduates with competencies to take the licensure examination for psychometricians.
- Specifically, upon completion of the program, the student:
- Demonstrates mastery of core psychological theories, concepts, and principles.
- Demonstrates expertise in applying psychological theories, principles, and methods in various contexts.
- Demonstrates understanding of individual differences and self-development.
- Conducts research and professional practice in accordance with moral and ethical standards of psychology.
- Demonstrates excellent oral and written communication and interpersonal skills.
- Develops creative and innovative leadership competencies.
- Engages in psychological research and public service to address the needs and concerns of diverse communities with emphasis on culture, mental health, and resilience.
- Promotes nationalism through the study of the discipline of psychology.
- Exemplifies sensitivity to relevant psychosocial issues.
- Appreciates multi-disciplinarity in the study of psychological phenomena.
- Develops appreciation for learning new knowledge and skills.
