Current students can check the Psychology student communication centre on Blackboard for up-to-date information.
Check the Psychology student communication centre on Blackboard for up-to-date information on program changes, academic application deadlines, and more! *This link only works once you are logged into Blackboard.*
Research
Research projects are periodically running in the Psychology department. Recruitment for the studies occurs at various times throughout the year, but most studies occur February-March. Up-to-date information on research studies can be found in the Psychology student communication centre on Blackboard.
Course credit: Some Psychology/SOSC instructors are offering bonus/participation credit for participation in Psychology department research studies. Please check with your instructor to find out if they are offering credit before you sign up for a study. If you are enrolled in one of these courses and you would like to participate, you can create an account and sign up for studies on the SONA system.
If no studies have available timeslots in SONA when you happen to look, you may want to log on to the system a few days later to see if new timeslots have been added.
If you wish to earn research credit, but you cannot for reasons of exclusion criteria (or any other reason), you may complete an alternative assignment.
If you are not enrolled in a course whose instructor is offering credit, you may still be able to participate in the studies. Contact the researcher whose study you are interested in.
Congrats, Honours Students!
Congratulations for successfully completing your Honours defenses on April 26, 2022!
View some of the defenses here:
- Honours Defense 2022: Kristina Castaneto
Finding Middle Ground: Nuanced Perceptions of Others
- Honours Defense 2022: Olivia Inase
Student perceptions on the quality of sexual education in BC
- Honours Defense 2022: Matt Rands
Assessing Recovery Capital: Changes to Internal and External Resources during Residential Treatment
- Honours Defense 2022: Brendan Quan
The effect of moral-emotional language on political polarization in Canada
Department Events
Psychology Career Networking Event - March 30 4pm - 6pm
Learn from professionals in your field, discover new career paths and expand your network.
Thursday, March 30, 2023 4pm - 6pm, Anvil Centre, Room 910
Register on Career Hub
Previously Held Events
Psychology Talks
Dr. Janet Waters came to speak about the challenges of personal technology use in the classroom.
Psychology Talks
Dr. Elizabeth Loftus came to speak at Douglas College New Westminster campus!