Psychology is an intrinsically interesting field of study encompassing all aspects of human and animal behaviour, with many links to associated disciplines such as biology, sociology, philosophy, and computer science. Aside from offering insight into the ways people think and behave, the Psychology program provides an excellent background of experience that can open a wide variety of career opportunities. It will also provide you with critical thinking and analytical skills.

Careers and future study Your psychology degree opens up a world of career possibilities. Many graduates, with additional on-the-job training, enter into careers in community and social services, human resources, residential care, student services and forensic services. Upon graduation, you may find yourself in any of the following careers: psychiatric technician health professional laboratory or research assistant advertising or marketing coordinator case manager Opportunities for future studies are abundant with a psychology degree. You may consider completing a Master of Science (MSc) in a psychology discipline that interests you, Bachelor of Laws (LLB), Doctor of Medicine (MD) and eventually a PhD.