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Psychology examines human and animal behavior through scientific analysis of biological, cognitive, and social factors.
This field investigates brain function and develops theories to explain individual and group behaviors.
At UC, you'll study various mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, and addiction under guidance from top specialists.
Gain hands-on experience through laboratory sessions involving different physical evaluations.
UC's Psychology Clinic provides training opportunities and collaborates with Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand Waitaha Canterbury and Ara Poutama Aotearoa Department of Corrections for research and clinical internships.
Psychology can be incorporated into various bachelor's degrees, tailored to your interests, and combined with other academic disciplines.
Exceptional research opportunities exist in experimental psychology, with globally recognized postgraduate programs in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Child/Family Psychology, and Clinical Psychology (which leads to professional certification).
A UC Psychology degree provides versatile career options across multiple sectors due to its specialized skill development. Advanced study can qualify you as a clinical psychologist.
Potential career paths include: law enforcement, corrections, government agencies, healthcare organizations, marketing/public relations, and social services.