The Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Psychology at the University of British Columbia's Faculty of Science (Okanagan campus) provides a broad and rigorous foundation in psychology. Students study diverse topics such as social interactions, cognitive and neurobiological processes, moral development, and well-being. The curriculum emphasizes scientific and empirical methods, as well as advanced coursework in research methods and statistics, biopsychology, and laboratory-based learning. The program offers opportunities for co-op, honours, and directed research, preparing students for careers in mental health, research, education, and graduate studies. The program requires at least 48 credits in psychology (at least 30 at the 300-level or higher), upper-level non-psychology sciences, and electives.