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Department of Psychology

Understanding the mind unlocks how people think, feel, and act. Build deep expertise in human behavior and cognition — entirely online, anywhere.

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Introduction: Department of Psychology

The Department of Psychology at International University Canada prepares students to understand human behavior, cognition, and mental processes through rigorous academic study. Our programs cover developmental psychology, cognitive science, research methods, and behavioral theory, equipping graduates for careers in research, counseling support, and human services. Offered entirely online, our curriculum welcomes aspiring psychologists, researchers, and those drawn to understanding the human mind.

Department Overview

Psychology offers powerful insight into why people think, feel, and behave the way they do — knowledge that applies across education, business, healthcare, and everyday life. At IUC, our psychology curriculum builds strong theoretical and research foundations across the discipline.

The Department of Psychology operates under the School of Arts & Social Sciences at International University Canada. Faculty specialize in cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, and research methodology. Classes are delivered asynchronously online, allowing students to study deeply on a flexible schedule.

Feature Details
School School of Arts & Social Sciences
Mode of Study 100% Online — Asynchronous
Programs Offered Diploma | Bachelor’s | PhD
Intake Spring & Fall — Rolling Admissions Available
Language of Instruction English
Institution International University Canada (IUC)

Programs Offered — Department of Psychology

The department offers a focused academic pathway from foundational diploma study through to undergraduate and doctoral-level research in psychology.

Diploma in Psychology

ENTRY

A foundational program covering introductory psychological theory, human development, and behavioral basics.

Duration: 12–18 months

Credits: 60

Tuition: CAD $2,500 | Up to 60% financial aid

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BA in Psychology

UNDERGRAD

A comprehensive undergraduate degree covering cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, and research methodology.

Duration: 36–48 months

Credits: 120

Tuition: CAD $6,000 | Min. payable CAD $2,400

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PhD in Psychology

DOCTORAL

A rigorous doctoral program for scholars producing original research in cognitive, developmental, or behavioral psychology.

Duration: 36–48 months

Credits: 90

Tuition: CAD $4,500 | Up to 60% financial aid

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Areas of Study & Research Focus

The Department of Psychology covers the major theoretical and applied branches of understanding human thought and behavior.

Cognitive Psychology

How people perceive, think, remember, and process information.

Developmental Psychology

How thinking and behavior change across the human lifespan.

Social Psychology

How individuals are influenced by social context and group dynamics.

Behavioral Psychology

The study of observable behavior and the factors that shape it.

Research Methods & Statistics

Designing and analyzing psychological research studies.

Personality Psychology

Individual differences in thought, emotion, and behavior patterns.

Abnormal Psychology

The study of atypical thought patterns and psychological conditions.

Applied Psychology

Using psychological principles in workplace, education, and community settings.

Why Study Psychology at IUC?

Build deep understanding of human thought and behavior, applicable across nearly every field. Here’s why students choose this department:

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100% Online Flexibility

Study from anywhere in the world, entirely on your own schedule.

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Research-Grounded Curriculum

Courses built around real psychological theory and research methodology.

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Clear Academic Pathway

Progress from Diploma to Bachelor’s to doctoral-level research.

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Experienced Faculty

Instructors with real psychological research and academic backgrounds.

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Affordable & Accessible

Up to 60% financial aid available across all program levels.

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Broad Career Application

Psychology knowledge applies across education, business, and human services.

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Spring and Fall intakes open now — up to 60% financial aid available.

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Career Outcomes & Graduate Pathways

Graduates apply psychological knowledge across research, education, human resources, and community support settings. Note: licensure as a clinical psychologist requires additional accredited training and registration with a relevant regulatory body.

Research AssistantDiploma | Bachelor’s
Human Resources SpecialistBachelor’s
Behavioral Support WorkerDiploma | Bachelor’s
Academic ResearcherPhD
University Lecturer (Psychology)PhD
Community Mental Health WorkerBachelor’s
Organizational Psychology ConsultantBachelor’s | PhD
Education & Learning Support SpecialistBachelor’s

Meet the Faculty

The Department of Philosophy & Civilization is led by a team of dedicated scholars whose research spans ethics, Islamic philosophy, civilizational history, political thought, and comparative philosophy. Our faculty bring both academic depth and real-world perspective to every course.

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Dr. Raymond J. Fletcher

Professor – School of Business

Dr. Gregory N. Whitfield

Associate Professor – School of Business

Dr. Sandra K. Holloway

Assistant Professor – School of Business

Admissions — Simple & Flexible

Because every program is delivered 100% online, admission to the Department of Psychology is straightforward — no campus visits, no rigid deadlines. We welcome learners from any background with an interest in human behavior and the mind.

Program Level What You Need
Diploma Secondary School Certificate (or equivalent) + valid ID
Bachelor’s Secondary School Certificate (or equivalent) + personal statement
PhD Master’s degree + brief research proposal + CV

Rolling admissions are available year-round, with main intakes in Spring (January) and Fall (September). Apply whenever you’re ready — there’s no need to wait.

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Have Questions About This Department?

Our admissions team is ready to help with programs, requirements, and enrollment.

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