Psychology (msc) in University of Northern British Columbia, Canada

Psychology (msc) in University of Northern British Columbia

The MSc in Psychology at UNBC provides breadth in the substantive and methodological areas of Psychology, with a focus on health and human psychology. The MSc provides advanced research and experiential training so that graduates gain skills beneficial to academic and related areas.
Admission
Applicants must have an Honours degree in Psychology or an undergraduate degree in Psychology (or a related field) with research experience.
Students interested in applying for the MSc in Psychology are responsible for ensuring that all application materials are received at UNBC by the application deadline. Students are required to submit the following for consideration of admission:

• a completed application form;
• curriculum vitae;
• a letter of interest;
• official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions;
• three letters of reference from academic referees; and
• a copy of a thesis or paper submitted for course work.

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