Psychology University of Lethbridge

Overview

The Psychology M.Sc. at the University of Lethbridge is a dedicated research-based programme designed to train high-quality researchers in the psychological sciences. This degree provides students with rigorous training in research methods and data analysis, specifically focusing on mechanistic and evolutionary perspectives. By completing this programme, graduates are well-prepared for entry into Ph.D. programmes and other advanced academic pursuits.

Why Psychology at the University of Lethbridge?

The University of Lethbridge offers a collaborative environment where graduate students work closely with expert supervisors to develop their research skills. The programme is housed within the Faculty of Arts & Science, providing access to specialised facilities and a community of scholars. Students benefit from a structured yet flexible curriculum that includes an optional co-operative education component, allowing for practical experience alongside academic study.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 5221 per semester
• National fee: CAD 2174 per semester

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Psychological Sciences
• Research Methods
• Data Analysis
• Evolutionary Approaches to Psychology
• Mechanistic Approaches to Psychology
• Thesis Research

Careers with Psychology

Graduates of this programme are primarily prepared for advanced academic careers and further research roles. The training provided is specifically designed to facilitate entry into Ph.D. programmes in Psychology and related scientific disciplines. While the M.Sc. focuses on research, the analytical and methodological skills gained are highly valued in various professional sectors requiring data expertise and scientific literacy. It is important to note that students seeking registration as psychologists or counsellors typically pursue the Master of Counselling or M.Ed. pathways instead.