This Bachelor of Science in Life and Environmental Sciences with majors in Physiology and Psychology combines the biological study of body function with the scientific study of mind and behaviour. Students develop competencies in human physiology, neuroscience, cognitive psychology, and research methodology — a combination suited to careers in health psychology, biomedical research, occupational health, and community health work, as well as postgraduate study in clinical psychology, physiotherapy, or medicine. The pairing is particularly well-suited to students interested in understanding the mind-body relationship in health and disease.
English: 60%
Mathematics: 60%–70%
Physical Sciences: 50%–60%
Life Sciences: 50%
APS: 30