The B.Sc. in Psychology introduces students to the scientific study of behavior and the mind. The curriculum covers cognitive, social, developmental, abnormal, and biological psychology. Students learn psychological assessment, counseling, research methods, and ethics. Honours tracks provide deeper engagement with research, specialization projects, and clinical practice. Graduates pursue careers in counseling, mental health, human resources, education, and research, or prepare for postgraduate training in clinical or applied psychology. The degree nurtures scientific inquiry and empathy for supporting individual and community wellbeing.