The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Behavioural Sciences program at Booth University College provides you with a unique focus that combines sociology, psychology and a general foundation in the social sciences. 

As a Bachelor of Arts in Behavioral Sciences student at Booth University College, you’ll be in the unique position of gaining a real understanding of how and why people and societies behave the way they do. 

Additionally, how to integrate this understanding with a Christian worldview focusing on social justice. 

This program develops critical thinking about social change, encouraging students to do ‘real-world’ research, offering internships and promoting an understanding of social forces, human physiology and development, diversity and social institutions. 

Your Booth University College experience can also include the opportunity to add in an educational travel experience to enhance your studies.

Behavioural Sciences Internship Opportunity

In the behavioural sciences bachelor degree program, you have the option of taking internships that will provide you with an opportunity to apply the material you have learned in your courses to the work environment. 

Enjoy the rewarding experience of hands-on community involvement for the furthering of social justice, as you gain valuable work experience and job references that can help secure a job after graduation.

Learning Objectives:

In addition to the Institutional Learning Outcomes, the Bachelor of Arts in Behavioural Sciences program seeks to develop in its students the following intellectual abilities and disciplinary skills:

• A sound theoretical foundation in the fields of psychology and sociology;
• The ability to use basic research methodologies with a critical sensibility, including quantitative and qualitative methodologies;
• To demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of prevailing social forces and institutions and the fundamentals of human psychological development and behaviour;
• To gain a particular area of expertise appropriate to the undergraduate level of study;
• To be prepared for the pursuit of graduate studies in either psychology or sociology if so desired.

• Academic/Official Transcripts
• Language Proficiency test scores
• Passport or Visa Documents
• Resume/Curriculum vitae (CV)
• Official translations of documents in a language other than English

Applicants from outside of Manitoba must meet equivalent requirements.