AA Psychology

School of Liberal Arts, Education and Digital Humanities
Social and Behavioural Sciences

Programme Description

The Associate in Arts degree in Psychology offers a solid base in the area of psychology. It has been specifically designed to furnish participants with the key theoretical understandings and scientific insights into the complexity of human behaviour and mental processes, and to equip them with practical competencies in specific areas. This associate degree provides students with the foundation courses in the discipline of psychology required to transfer into a baccalaureate programme at both regional and extra-regional institutions of higher learning. It will also be an invaluable course of study for those wishing to get certification as competent paraprofessionals in all areas of human development services.
Requirements
Minimum five (5) CSEC/GCE O’ Level subjects, inclusive of English A and Mathematics, Grades 1,2,3* or A, B, C. *Grade 3 accepted if attained in June 1998 and beyond.
Tuition & Fees
FeesTypeCitizensCaricomInternationalPer
Applications: OnlineFreeFreeFreeApplication
Registration$80.00$80.00$80.00Semester
Tuition$300.00$400.00$750.00Credit*
Administrative $100.00$100.00$100.00Semester
Technology$100.00$100.00$100.00Semester
Student Inusurance$30.00$30.00$30.00Annum
Student Guild$100.00$100.00$100.00Annum
* Total Programme Credits can be found in the courses section
Courses
Course TypeCodeCourse TitleCredits
Course in the MajorPSYC 103Understanding Human Behaviour and Diversity3
Course in the MajorPSYC 122Foundations of Psychology3
Course in the MajorPSYC 205Social Psychology3
Course in the MajorPSYC 212Lifespan Development3
Course in the MajorPSYC 220Applied Psychology3
Course in the MajorPSYC 233Psychology Seminar 13
Course in the MajorPSYC 261Psychology of Adjustment3
Course in the MajorPSYC 230Research Methods in Psychology3
Total Major Curriculum Courses24
Core Curriculum CourseFYEC 100First Year Experience Course3
Core Curriculum CourseWRIT 117Fundamentals of Writing3
Core Curriculum CourseCOMM 108Oral Communication3
Core Curriculum CourseLIBS 130Fundamentals of Research3
Core Curriculum CourseMATH 116Contemporary College Mathematics3
Total Core Curriculum Courses15
Support CourseSOCI 250Caribbean Social Problems3
Support CourseSOCI 102Introduction to the Study of Society3
Support CourseBIOL 109Introduction to Human Biology3
Support CourseHIST 210History of Trinidad and Tobago3
Support CourseSTAT 120Fundamentals of Statistics3
Support CourseENTP 210Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship3
Total Support Curriculum Courses18
Free Elective CourseFree Elective 13
Total Free Elective Courses3

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