B.a. honours psychology in Royal military college of canada

The department of military psychology and leadership serves two purposes. First, the degree programme in psychology, with a focus on military applications, provides a university level education that will meet the needs of those enrolled in a B.A. Honours Psychology or a B.A. Psychology, as well as students taking psychology courses out of interest in the discipline. Second, the department offers a suite of courses under the core curriculum providing the foundation of military leadership, ethics, and military professionalism.The department of military psychology and leadership has three primary objectives:to provide a theory-based understanding of human behaviour and mental processes; to teach critical thinking and the scientific method as they apply to psychology; and to show students how to apply their knowledge of psychology in their day-to-day lives as well as throughout their military careers, regardless of their military occupations occupations and positions within the organization.The programme focuses on the application of psychology in particular and behavioural science in general, to the military environment (workplaces, military operations). Thus, the content of the programme examines topics in the general domains of military psychology; personnel psychology; leadership and ethics; basic experimental psychology; and special topics. A psychology degree from the Royal Military College of Canada provides an excellent grounding for professional development, including graduate level studies, and represents an exceptional way to develop the leadership abilities of graduates. Nationally, RMC offers the only undergraduate psychology programme with a focus on military applications, which makes it a unique degree in Canada.

"Students successfully completing their first year in arts are eligible for entry into the programme leading to a B.A. Honours Psychology, a B.A. Psychology, or a Minor in Psychology. Students are normally admitted to these programmes after the first year with permission of the department head. Students normally apply for B.A. Honours Psychology at the beginning of the third year. Students in B.A. Honours Psychology are required to complete a thesis in the fourth year.Excerpt from Academic Regulation 3.1: ""to earn an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree within a discipline, a student must successfully complete the required courses set out in the applicable Honours Programme of Study, with at least 20 credits within the discipline, must maintain a minimum B average in the Honours courses in all 300 and 400 level courses in their Honours Programme of Study, and must attain at least a B- average in the 400-level courses."""

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