Psychology

Complementing core courses such as Introductory Psychology, Social Psychology, and Psychopathology, St. Jerome's University Psychology students can take advantage of faculty members’ expertise in topics such as educational psychology, adolescence and emerging adulthood, learning disabilities, human sexuality, the psychology of evil, death and dying, close relationships, psychology and the law, criminal profiling, and the psychology of good.

Students can also explore opportunities for gaining first-hand research experience, as well as developing their observational and analytical skills for addressing complex individual, relational, and societal issues.

St. Jerome's University's Department of Psychology features undergraduate core courses such as Introductory Psychology, Social Psychology, and Psychopathology. St. Jerome's University Psychology students can also take advantage of faculty members’ expertise in topics such as educational psychology, adolescence and emerging adulthood, learning disabilities, human sexuality, the psychology of evil, death and dying, close relationships, psychology and the law, criminal profiling, and the psychology of good.

Our academically registered students are co-registered in the Faculty of Arts and obtain their degree from the University of Waterloo.

The courses offered by the St. Jerome's University Psychology department are listed below.

For information on academic plans please visit Psychology on the Programs and Plans section of the Undergraduate Studies Academic Calendar.

The following student was the recipient of the Psychology departmental award:

Departmental Award for Highest Average in the Major

Julia Renner