Graduate Student Advisor: Dr. Paul Siakaluk, (250)960-6120
FAQ
Do I need to identify a faculty supervisor before I apply or as part of my application?
Graduate training in Psychology relies on a mentorship model. At the graduate level, students are required to conduct research to earn their degree. Faculty who supervise the research must be competent in the area of research. For this reason, we ask applicants to name faculty members whose research interests align with yours. Faculty research interests are described at http://www.unbc.ca/psychology.
Does the Department of Psychology at UNBC offer admission to all qualified applicants?
No. There must be a match between faculty expertise and an applicant's research interests, and there must be faculty available to supervise the research. We will not make an offer of admission if we do not have the expertise or faculty resources to supervise the proposed research.
Does the Department of Psychology at UNBC offer training in professional psychology (e.g., Clinical or Counselling Psychology)?
No. Our program is not accredited for training in professional psychology. Graduates of our programs are prepared to undertake careers in research and related activities, such as knowledge translation.
Links
*Sites marked with an asterisk will take you off the Psychology Department web site
UNBC Graduate Studies Home Page*Information about forms, the graduate student handbook and writing theses.
Completed Student Theses Projects undertaken by UNBC Psychology Graduate students in the past.
Current Student Theses A small selection of the current projects being undertaken by UNBC Psychology Graduate students.
UNBC Graduate Awards and Financial Aid*Information on funding from the UNBC Graduate Calendar.
UNBC General Awards and Financial Aid*Other information from the Financial Aid office.
UNBC Graduate Programs Awards and Scholarships*More specific information on different funding sources from the UNBC Graduate Programs page.
Other Funding Sources A short list of Local, Provincial, and Federal financial resources as compiled by members of the UNBC Psychology Department.