Our Bachelor of Science in Psychology program is dedicated to exploring the complexities of the human mind and behavior while equipping you with practical skills to thrive in this dynamic field. Discover the exciting journey that awaits you in our BS Psychology course below!
The Bachelor of Science in Psychology is a four-year program designed to equip students with the essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes for careers involving interpersonal relations, ethics, research, psychological well-being, and community or organizational development. It also prepares students for advanced studies in various psychology specializations and further education in fields like medicine, law, and business management.
The Head of the Program
Prof. Mary Ana Seline Angoluan, MA, RPm
She holds the title of Registered Psychometrician (RPm) and graduated Cum Laude from Trinity University of Asia in 2013. Pursuing advanced studies, she achieved Magna Cum Laude honors and earned the distinction of Benemeritus (Thesis) in her Master of Arts in Psychology at the University of Santo Tomas (UST) specializing in Industrial and Organizational Psychology. Her academic contributions are noteworthy, with publications in numerous international journals and recognition as a peer reviewer. Outside academia, she has developed training modules for various companies in Metro Manila that focus on employee development. Currently, she is furthering her education by pursuing a Doctorate Degree in Clinical Psychology at the University of Santo Tomas.
BS Psychology Objectives and Outcomes
The BS Psychology program endeavors to:
- Develop students’ full understanding about human nature;
- Help attain full developments of their potentials to respond effectively to the demands of the global community.
- Provides students with a solid basic foundation on the major areas in psychology in preparation for further training and studies in chosen fields of specialization in psychology, law, medicine, education or business management.
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The BS Psychology program aims to achieve the following outcomes:
- Knowledge in Psychology. Demonstrate the capability to discuss and analyze the major theories and concepts in Psychology
- Psychological Research. Demonstrate and apply the methods of psychological inquiry in building knowledge on local culture and context.
- Applied Psychology in Practice. Demonstrate and apply psychological theories and methods in personal and professional settings.
- Independent Learning. Demonstrate capability for self-reflection and independent learning in graduate education or in a professional context.
- Ethics. Demonstrate professional and ethical behaviors in research and practice in Psychology.
- Interpersonal Skills. Demonstrate harmonious interpersonal relationships with colleagues, clients, and others in diverse cultural settings.
- Psychological Assessment. Demonstrate the ability to conduct psychological assessments and evaluation.
Accreditation
LEVEL III ACCREDITATION
Association of Christian Schools Colleges and Universities
Accrediting Council Incorporated
Program Affiliations
Student Facilities
Discover the Psychology Department’s learning-conducive facilities, including the Laboratory Room, Mini-testing Room, Research Consultation Room, Counseling Simulation Room, Observation Room, and the Computer Laboratories. These facilities provide students with practical learning experiences and equip them with essential skills for their future careers.
Student Activities
The Psychology Department organizes various extracurricular activities for students. These include the Psychology Salubong and Department Assembly, as well as participation in the Campus Club Fair and Christmas Outreach. During Psychology Days, students engage in activities like Sensitivity Training, MMROPG Tournaments, Escape Room challenges, Quiz Bees, Cathartic Commons sessions, and the prestigious PsychAwards. Students also participate in group dynamics sessions every semester.
Psychology Degree Admission Requirements
REQUIREMENTS
- Form 138 (Report Card) / ALS Certification
- Certificate of Good Moral Character
- Photocopy of PSA / NSO Birth Certificate
PROCEDURES
FRESHMEN (ONSITE)
STEP 1 Fill out Registration Form at the Office of Admission and Registration (OAR).
To facilitate the application process, the student may encode in advance his/her information via https://mytuaportal.org/lwsis/
STEP 2 Submit Registration Form to the Admission Officer for encoding
Attach the following:
- Form 138 (Report Card) / ALS Certification
- Certificate of Good Moral Character
- Photocopy of PSA / NSO Birth Certificate
The Admission Officer will generate your Student Number and your Assessment Form
STEP 3 Pay Tuition Fee at the Finance Office to be officially enrolled
Reminders:
- Please pay the required down payment to be officially enrolled. Paying less than the required amount will not process the enrollment.
- Scanned copies of admission credentials should be attached as part of the ONLINE. However, original copies must be submitted to the OAR Admission Officer on or before the first day of classes. Failure to comply may nullify the admission.
- Students who are still waiting for their complete original copies due to on-going classes will be asked to execute a promissory letter stating when they can submit the required documents.
FRESHMEN (ONLINE)
STEP 1 Open https://mytuaportal.org/lwsis/
- Click New Students
- Fill out the Admission and Registration form; Click Submit
- Check email for the login link
Log in as follows:
- Account type: Applicants
- Email Address: (enter email address provided)
- Password: tuapassword (this is the default, kindly change once logged-in)
- Term: SY 2022-2023
- Click Generate Student Number
NOTE: Applicants with Student Number may start from here after logging in.
STEP 2 Proceed to Registration Module
- Click the “+” (plus) icon
- Click “Save” to generate registration assessment
- Review your Student Assessment Form (SAF)
STEP 3 Pay Tuition Fee
- Proceed to Payments
- Choose your Payment Mode; Input Amount to Pay;Click Pay Now
- Select your Payment Option; Click Send Instructions via Email/Mobile
- Click Validate Payment
After payment, please wait for at least two (2) to three (3) days for the Finance and Accounting Office’s (FAO) clearing and checking. After which, the student may check his/her portal account to check if he/she is Officially Enrolled.
Graduation Requirements
REQUIREMENTS
The Bachelor of Science in Psychology program comprises 188 academic units. Completion of three practicum areas (150 hours/area) encompassing Educational, Clinical, and Industrial settings, along with the successful completion of a thesis project.
Graduation Requirements for College and Graduate School Candidates
- Application for Graduation to be filed at the Office of Admission and Registration (OAR)
- Completed academic, documentary, and financial requirements.
- Documentary requirements:
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- Form 137A marked “Copy for Trinity University of Asia” (for students who initially enrolled as freshmen)
- Transcript of Records (TOR) marked “Copy for Trinity University of Asia” (for students who initially joined as transferees)
- Graduation Clearance
- Settled graduation fee
Additional requirements for Board takers
- One (1) 2×2 ID picture with white background
- Additional requirements for Graduate School students
- Hard bound and finalized Thesis or Dissertation
- Certified True Copy of the following:
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- Title Page
- Approval Sheet
- Abstract
Additional requirements for Foreign students
- Updated Student Visa
Complete BS Psychology Subjects & Curriculum
The core subjects of Bachelor of Science in Psychology typically include Physiological Psychology, Experimental Psychology, and Theories of Personality. Students also study microbiology and biochemistry, as well as courses in ethics and communication.
CURRICULUM
Introduction to Psychology
Psychological Statistics
Psychological Statistics Laboratory
Inorganic with Organic Chemistry
Inorganic with Organic Chemistry Laboratory
Human Anatomy and Physiology
Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory
The First and Greatest Commandment and the Trinitian
National Service Training Program 1
Physical Activities Toward Health and Fitness 1
Developmental Psychology and Child and Adolescent Learners
Biochemistry for Psychology
Biochemistry for Psychology Laboratory
Microbiology and Parasitology
Microbiology and Parasitology Laboratory
Understanding the Self
Science, Technology and Society
The Second and Greatest Commandment and the Trinitian
National Service Training Program 2
Physical Activities Toward Health and Fitness 2
Theories of Personality 1
Physiological Psychology
Experimental Psychology
Experimental Psychology Laboratory
Readings in Philippine History
Mathematics in the Modern World
Art Appreciation
Life and Works of Rizal
Religion, Religious Experiences & Spiritualization
Physical Activities Toward Health and Fitness 3
Theories of Personality 2
Social Psychology
Group Dynamics
Field Methods in Psychology
Field Methods in Psychology Laboratory
Psychological Assessment 1
Psychological Assessment 1 Laboratory
Cognitive Psychology
Ethics
Physical Activities Toward Health and Fitness 4
Abnormal Psychology
The Contemporary World
Cross-Cultural Studies and Communication