Canadian Psychology Graduate Programs

McGill University

• McGill University offers masters and doctoral degrees in psychology. McGill offers two psychology track options in clinical psychology and experimental psychology, both of which are full-time programs. Required courses include Modern Psychology in Historical Perspective, Special Topics in Neuropsychology, The Psychology of Pain and Advances in Visual Perception.

  McGill University

  845 Sherbrooke Street West

  Montreal, QC H3A 2T5

  514-398-4455

  mcgill.ca

Brock University

• Brock University offers masters and doctoral degrees in behavioral neuroscience, social/personality psychology and lifespan development. Students may pursue either degree on a full or part-time basis if needed. Courses include Classic Theories of Personality, Introduction to Psychology, Brain and Behavior, Abnormal Psychology, Critical Thinking in Psychology and Psychology of Eating.

  Brock University

  500 Glenridge Avenue

  St. Catharines, ON L2S 3A1

  905-688-5550

  brocku.ca

Queen's University

• Queen's University offers both a master's degrees and a doctoral degree in four areas of study, including clinical psychology, social-personality, developmental and brain, behavior and cognitive science. Required courses include Current Theories in Cognitive Development, Language Development, Socioemotional Development, Ethical and Professional Issues, Adult Clinical Psychology and Child-Adolescent Clinical Psychology.

  Queen's University

  62 Arch Street

  Kingston, ON K7L 3N6

  613-533-2876

  queensu.ca

University of British Columbia

• The University of British Columbia offers both a Master of Arts degree and a Doctor of Philosophy degree program in psychology. Both options are delivered on campus and the master's degree option requires the completion of a thesis. Both degree options require a full time schedule of study and students can complete both programs in four years. Sometimes, however, it takes students five or six years to complete both options. The University of British Columbia has seven areas of study in psychology such as behavioral neuroscience, developmental psychology, clinical psychology, health psychology, cognitive science, social/personality and quantitative methods.

  University of British Columbia

  2329 West Mall

  Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z4

  604-822-2211

  ubc.ca