| Demonstrate functional knowledge across distinct subfields of psychological research. |
| Discuss key theoretical ideas and empirical findings in a variety of areas of psychology. |
| Develop analytical thinking skills for interpreting observed psychological phenomena. |
| Identify alternative explanations and decide between these alternatives based on empirical evidence. |
| Review the literature and develop testable hypothesis. |
| Design experiments to test hypothesis, collect data using a variety of methods, and analyze data using statistical methods and software. |
| Develop effective writing skills for the communication of scientific ideas and findings to various audiences. |
| Effectively participate in research teams. |
| Demonstrate an understanding of professional and ethical responsibility. |
| Understand the impact of psychological theory and research on real world problems real world challenges and use scientific tools to develop creative solutions. |
| Appreciate the need for extra-curricular activities in order to engage in life-long learning |
| Take advantage of the campus life where students are engaged in diversity, creativity and commitment outside coursework through artistic, cultural, sportive and intellectual activities. |
