Psychology

The University of Saskatchewan offers flexible and engaging Psychology degree programs, including both Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BSc) options, as well as a Bachelor of Arts and Science (BA&Sc) in Health Studies. These programs are designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of human behavior, mental processes, and the scientific methods used to study them. Students are taught by dedicated faculty who are leaders in their fields and committed to fostering creativity, critical thinking, and innovation in both research and classroom settings. Whether students choose a social science or natural science focus, they receive a well-rounded education that encourages intellectual curiosity and academic excellence.

Graduates of the Psychology program at USask are highly regarded across the province and beyond. The skills and knowledge gained prepare them for diverse career paths, from roles in mental health, education, and social services to opportunities in business, government, and research. Many graduates also pursue further professional training or advanced degrees in psychology and related disciplines. With a strong academic foundation and the support of a forward-thinking university community, students find their time at the University of Saskatchewan both challenging and rewarding.

What You’ll Learn

• Key theories and concepts in human behavior and mental processes.
• Research design, data analysis, and scientific methods in psychology.
• Biological, cognitive, and social foundations of behaviour.
• Mental health, psychological disorders, and therapeutic approaches.
• Ethical considerations and critical thinking in psychological practice.
• Communication, problem-solving, and analytical skills for diverse career paths.