These are mandatory and all come with course.
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| Fall-September 01-July-2024 | 2024-07-01 |
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| Spring-January 01-November-2023 | 2023-11-01 |
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| Summer-May 01-March-2024 | 2024-03-01 |
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| Fall-September 01-July-2025 | 2025-07-01 |
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The Bachelor of Applied Arts degree program is geared towards helping students gain the skills and experience necessary to be job-skills ready.
The Bachelor of Applied Arts also emphasizes research skills, and gives students a bit of the grad school experience and skills, without going to graduate school.
The program is more rigorous and challenging than the more flexible Bachelor of Arts, but includes courses hand-picked by faculty and employers to target hard and soft job skills.
The Bachelor of Applied Arts is ideally suited for students interested in workplace expertise, tests and measurements, and UX design.
Lower-level students establish a foundation of knowledge in psychology, before concentrating on applications of psychology to modern community and workplace settings for their upper-level work.
Required courses provide students with general, transferable workplace skills (e.g., Interpersonal Relations), as well as specific knowledge and skills used in a variety of public and private sector jobs such as program evaluation and technical writing.
Electives provide further training in additional areas selected by the student.
Students also participate in a workplace practicum coordinated by KPU and co-supervised by faculty and employers in relevant fields of employment.
This practicum placement will assist students in gaining workplace experience and in meeting potential future employers.
Those interested in further study and graduate school or who prefer more extensive research experience may augment their knowledge and skills by taking the research-focused Honours program in Psychology.
The Honours program affords students an opportunity to develop and report on a research project under the direct supervision of a faculty member within the Psychology Department.
$32,052
| Cost of living | 1 person | $6,852 |
| Accommodation | 1 bed room | 0 |
| Tuition | 1 person | $32,052 |
| English Proficiency for Pathway Entry | English Upgrading Course Options | Undergraduate Course Options |
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| Pathway 1 | ||
| Assessed below English Studies 12 (C-) | ENGQ1 | Not available for Pathway 1 students |
| ELSQ1 | ||
| ELST 0041 through ELST 01831 | ||
| Pathway 2 | ||
| One of: (a) English Studies 12 (C-), (b) IELTS 5.5, or (c) equivalent (see full list below). | ENGQ 10891 | |
| ELST 0256 through ELST 02831 | Up to 4 credits from the courses designated for Pathway 2 English Proficiency | |
| Pathway 3 | ||
| One of: (a) English Studies 12 (C), (b) IELTS 6.0, or (c) equivalent (see full list below). | ENGQ 1091, 1092 or 10991 | Up to 8 credits from courses designated for Pathway 2 or Pathway 3 English Proficiency |
| ELST 0365 through ELST 03831 |
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