Course Description

Program Description Psychology is the study of mind and behaviour. It seeks to understand our desires, impulses, actions, emotions, and thoughts. In the Psychology program at UNB’s Saint John campus, you’ll study from faculty members with expertise in fields such as forensic psychology and criminal behaviour, addictive behaviour, psychopharmacology, human development, and animal behaviour. You’ll choose to study topics such as child development, drugs and behaviour, lie detection methods, and the causes and consequences of loneliness. At UNB, you’ll learn from faculty members with diverse backgrounds, education, and training. The small class sizes mean greater interaction between you, your instructors, and your peers. You’ll also have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience by participating in field placement courses and in research labs. Hands-on learning: Participation in active research projects involving either human or animal participants Field placement courses at community correctional facilities or in mental health settings Volunteer opportunities in UNB research labs Research assistantship opportunities Opportunities to attend professional conferences to present research Skills you will acquire Knowledge integration Critical thinking Communication (written and oral) Organizational Interpersonal Research Laboratory experience

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