48 monthsProgramme duration
22,891 USDTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Psychology is the scientific study of all aspects of human behaviour. Psychologists are interested in understanding sensation, perception, cognition, emotion, personality, human development and abnormal behaviour. The programme balances theory and application to provide students with the basic knowledge and research methods required in the study of psychology, and a strong foundation for public service and further studies in psychology and related disciplines. The cross-cultural orientation of the Department’s teaching and research provides students with an international perspective on their future career development in a global setting.
Psychology is closely related to other subject areas that involve the study of human behaviour, and students who are familiar with psychology will find it easy to pick up these other subjects.
Our undergraduate curriculum is comprehensive, offering 40+ courses in various research areas. In addition to basic courses, such as General Psychology, Introduction to Statistics and Research Methods, the following five areas of concentration are available: (1) Cognitive Science: The study of memory, cognition, language, and human intelligence, and their neural underpinnings; (2) Education and Human Development: The psychology of personal growth, educational psychology, and the psychology of children, adolescents and adults from a developmental perspective; (3) Social and Industrial-Organisational Psychology: Social, cross-cultural, and industrial and organizational psychology; (4) Clinical and Health Psychology: Abnormal and health psychology, neuropsychology and related areas; (5) Training in Guided Self-Help for Low Intensity Psychological Interventions: Application of evidence-based psychological principles in the treatment of common mental disorders and the promotion of mental health using the guided self-help approach.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Psychology is the scientific study of all aspects of human behaviour. Psychologists are interested in understanding sensation, perception, cognition, emotion, personality, human development and abnormal behaviour. The programme balances theory and application to provide students with the basic knowledge and research methods required in the study of psychology, and a strong foundation for public service and further studies in psychology and related disciplines. The cross-cultural orientation of the Department’s teaching and research provides students with an international perspective on their future career development in a global setting.
Psychology is closely related to other subject areas that involve the study of human behaviour, and students who are familiar with psychology will find it easy to pick up these other subjects.
Our undergraduate curriculum is comprehensive, offering 40+ courses in various research areas. In addition to basic courses, such as General Psychology, Introduction to Statistics and Research Methods, the following five areas of concentration are available: (1) Cognitive Science: The study of memory, cognition, language, and human intelligence, and their neural underpinnings; (2) Education and Human Development: The psychology of personal growth, educational psychology, and the psychology of children, adolescents and adults from a developmental perspective; (3) Social and Industrial-Organisational Psychology: Social, cross-cultural, and industrial and organizational psychology; (4) Clinical and Health Psychology: Abnormal and health psychology, neuropsychology and related areas; (5) Training in Guided Self-Help for Low Intensity Psychological Interventions: Application of evidence-based psychological principles in the treatment of common mental disorders and the promotion of mental health using the guided self-help approach.
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