Program summary
Psychology is the study of understanding human mind. It is defined by innovative experiments and ground-breaking research that continuously unlock the infinite secrets of the psyche. The psychology program offers the opportunity to understand and investigate various areas of psychology: how humans learn, adapt, and remember; how they change over their lifetimes; how they are affected by the presence of others; and, how their behaviour relates to their physiological functions.
Psychology students have the opportunity to choose courses within the fields of either Social Psychology or Psychobiology. Students will combine dynamic academic insights with groundbreaking research, led by some of the best lecturers and professors in Canada.
Recommended Prerequisites
Grade 12 U Math and Grade 12 U Biology are recommended prerequisites but must be completed to continue in Psychology after first year. Students who are admitted without one or both prerequisites may complete the requirements during first year, either by enrolling in an equivalent high school course off-campus, or by taking the equivalent U of T Scarborough courses: BIOA11H3 and the Online Math Preparedness course. Please note that the equivalent U of T Scarborough courses may have enrolment limits, and may not be offered every term. BIOA11H3 is typically offered in the fall term. The Online Math Preparedness course is typically offered in August of each year.