Master of Science
The master's program normally extends over two calendar years. For students with an honours degree in psychology the requirements for the master's program are: PSYC801*, PSYC802* and PSYC899 (thesis to be completed by the end of the second year in the program), plus the following program-specific requirements:
Students normally take one course from PSYC841*, PSYC851*, and PSYC852* each year, one Developmental Theory course (PSYC842* or PSYC843*), one Cognitive Development course (PSYC853*, PSYC854*, or PSYC855*), and one Social/Atypical Development course (PSYC856*, PSYC857, or PSYC859), selected in consultation with the student's supervisor and program chair. In years when offered, students may take PSYC959* or PSYC960* to meet requirements, contingent on the permission of the supervisor and program chair.
Doctor of Philosophy
The requirements for the program are: PSYC999, the Comprehensive Examination required by the specific program, and:
Students normally take one course from PSYC841*, PSYC851*, and PSYC852*, and two courses from PSYC842*, PSYC843*, PSYC853*, PSYC854*, PSYC855*, PSYC856*, PSYC857*, and PSYC859*, selected in consultation with the student's supervisor and Program Chair. In years when offered, students may take PSYC959* or PSYC960* to meet requirements, contingent on the permission of the supervisor and program chair.