Bachelor's Degree Psychology

This course enables students to understand human activities and behavior, both from the theoretical and the practical point of view. The student will acquire skills to help them analyze the different situations they will encounter in psychology. All the main areas of the discipline are covered (abnormal psychology, clinical psychology, social psychology, work psychology, developmental psychology, cognitive psychology, neuropsychology, research methodology and statistics) from different theoretical angles. The student also learns about the role of the psychologist and psychological practice and ethics. The course is, of necessity, very general in order to give students as complete an overview of the discipline as possible.

Language of instruction: French
Academic Calendar: Fall semester from early September to Christmas, spring semester from early January to mid-May. Approximately 475 teaching hours per year.

Entry Requirements
Applicants must have a high school graduation diploma, British A’Levels or an equivalent diploma.
Non-native speakers of French must prove they have attained the level B2 on the European scale.