Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Explores human behavior, mental health, cognitive science, and social psychology. Provides foundation for careers in counseling, research, human resources, and graduate studies.
Credential
BACHELOR
Duration
4 Years
Credits
30 Canadian CR
Campus Location
Ottawa, ON (Main)
Study Format
Full-Time & Co-op
Program Overview & Objectives
Explores human behavior, mental health, cognitive science, and social psychology. Provides foundation for careers in counseling, research, human resources, and graduate studies.
Offered through the Psychology and Social Work within the School of Education and Social Sciences, this program provides students with direct access to Cannoga’s state-of-the-art academic resources, experiential learning laboratories, and comprehensive Admissions Services.
Industry-Aligned Curriculum
Designed in collaboration with Canadian industry partners. View all Degree Programmes.
Hands-On Practicum & Co-op
Embedded terms providing direct workplace experience in Ottawa. See International Student Support.
Curriculum & Course Structure
Required core subjects, specialized courses, and capstone modules:
| Code | Area | Course Title | Credits | Prerequisite / Eligibility |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HLTH 3001 | Core | Foundations of Health Sciences Semester 1 | 3 CR | Open Enrollment |
| HLTH 3002 | Core | Human Anatomy and Physiology I Semester 2 | 3 CR | Open Enrollment |
| HLTH 3003 | Core | Human Anatomy and Physiology II Semester 1 | 3 CR | Open Enrollment |
| HLTH 3004 | Core | Health Assessment Semester 2 | 3 CR | Open Enrollment |
| HLTH 3005 | Core | Pathophysiology Semester 1 | 3 CR | Open Enrollment |
| HLTH 3006 | Core | Pharmacology Foundations Semester 2 | 3 CR | Open Enrollment |
| HLTH 3007 | Core | Health Promotion and Education Semester 1 | 3 CR | Open Enrollment |
| HLTH 3008 | Core | Research Methods in Health Sciences Semester 2 | 3 CR | Open Enrollment |
| HLTH 4009 | Core | Professional Practice Semester 1 | 3 CR | Open Enrollment |
| HLTH 4010 | Core | Clinical Practice I Semester 2 | 3 CR | Open Enrollment |
Career Prospects & Industry Pathways
Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology are equipped for high-demand roles across public and private sector organizations in Ontario and Canada. Learn more about Tuition & Financial Aid Options or connect with our Career Advisory Team.
Target Roles & Career Positions
Graphic Designer, UI/UX Designer, Art Director, Animator, Photographer, Interior Designer, Brand Designer, Content Creator
Average Starting Salary
$58,000 – $74,000 CAD
Graduate Employment Rate
94.2% within 6 Months
Work Permit Eligibility
Eligible (PGWP Pathway)
Admission Requirements
Academic Requirement:
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent. Grade 12 English and Mathematics required. Minimum average of 65% in required courses. Proficiency in English (IELTS 6.5+ or equivalent for international students).
Minimum Admission Grade:
65%
Language Proficiency:
IELTS 6.0 overall (no band under 5.5) or TOEFL iBT 80. See International Requirements.
Estimated Tuition (2026–2027)
Department Faculty
Mark Singh
Program Coordinator
Sam Carter
Program Coordinator
Marie-Claire Dubois
Professor