BACHELOR OF ARTS [B.A] (PSYCHOLOGY)
- Country Singapore
- Course Duration 4 YEARS
- Course Type Full Time
- Language Specification ENGLISH
- Program Level Graduate
- Education Required Undergraduate
- Admission intake July 31
- Minimum GPA 3.6
Application Charges
| Application Fee | Tution Fee |
|---|---|
| USD 17 | USD 12,571 |
Program Description
Program Description
Striking a balance between breadth and depth, our core courses provide students with basic knowledge of the main fields of psychology, whereas our elective courses provide students with opportunities for focused study in more specialized research areas.
Psychology is the study of behavior and cognition, and is both a social science and life science. The broad-based undergraduate program reflects this dual nature. Humans are studied in interaction with others, and to answer questions about how we perceive our world, learn, formulate goals, react to stress, and interact with others. Psychology is highly interdisciplinary, drawing on neurophysiology, sociology, philosophy, and mathematics. A student with varied interests can frequently find a place for them in psychology.
Psychology students share a common curiosity about human emotions, behaviors and thoughts. At the same time, students develop varied interests in the specific fields of psychological research and their applications ? from the biological to the socio-cultural basis of psychology, and from basic scientific discovery to mental health and business applications.
Through opportunities within and beyond the Division, our students further their intellectual and professional skill development in their chosen areas of interest. This allows them to tailor their undergraduate experience to match their personal interests and life goals.
Psychology is the study of behavior and cognition, and is both a social science and life science. The broad-based undergraduate program reflects this dual nature. Humans are studied in interaction with others, and to answer questions about how we perceive our world, learn, formulate goals, react to stress, and interact with others. Psychology is highly interdisciplinary, drawing on neurophysiology, sociology, philosophy, and mathematics. A student with varied interests can frequently find a place for them in psychology.
Psychology students share a common curiosity about human emotions, behaviors and thoughts. At the same time, students develop varied interests in the specific fields of psychological research and their applications ? from the biological to the socio-cultural basis of psychology, and from basic scientific discovery to mental health and business applications.
Through opportunities within and beyond the Division, our students further their intellectual and professional skill development in their chosen areas of interest. This allows them to tailor their undergraduate experience to match their personal interests and life goals.
