我们的荣誉BASc。《人类行为》一书提供了关于行为如何在个人和社会层面发挥作用的广度和深度教育的结合。完成该计划的学生将有充分的条件进入任何需要了解人类行为决定因素的工作环境–社会对行为的影响，行为的基本神经科学，语言发展的阶段以及阶段的早期发展及其对人类行为的影响。荣誉BASc的通才流。该计划为学生提供了极大的灵活性，可以自定义学位以专注于他们选择的亚专业领域。Capstone的经验侧重于科学素养和与更多受众的科学交流。通才课程是一系列其他应用证书/文凭培训的出色预科课程，与荣誉PNB学位相比，其本身提
The Department of Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour offers a variety of programs that serve students with different interests and career goals. You can think of the programs as falling along a spectrum. At one end of the spectrum are the Applied Psychology in Human Behaviour programs. These programs lead to a Bachelor of Applied Science and focus on the scientific study of the mind with the goal of understanding how humans think, feel, and behave. Students will learn how to relate basic psychological theories, principles, and methods to everyday life with the goal of helping people understand, explain, and change behaviour. The Applied Psychology in Human Behaviour programs are the most narrowly focused on the topic of psychology, and they are the least research-intensive. Next are the Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour (PNB) programs. The PNB programs are more interdisciplinary than the Applied Psychology in Human Behaviour programs because the PNB programs integrate concepts across psychology, neuroscience, and animal behaviour. The PNB programs are research-intensive and focus on the experimental study of human and non-human animals, with the goal of understanding how the mind and nervous system work, and how animals survive and reproduce. Moving along the interdisciplinary scale we come to the BioPNB program. This is a Combined Honours degree program in which students major in both PNB and Biology; therefore, the BioPNB program has more requirements than the Applied Psychology in Human Behaviour or PNB programs. The most interdisciplinary program that we offer is the Neuroscience program. Students in the Neuroscience program develop strong foundational skills in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, and Physics, coupled with a strong introduction to the core areas of molecular, cellular, and systems neuroscience. The Neuroscience program is geared towards students who are interested in pursuing neuroscience research or other fields built upon a strong interdisciplinary science foundation.