Decode human behaviour and transform societies. Gain multidimensional understanding of psychological and social dynamics across cultures.
Programme Overview
The University of the Southern Caribbean’s Bachelor of Science in Behavioural Sciences examines human behavior through psychological, sociological, and interdisciplinary approaches. This research-intensive programme prepares graduates to address social challenges with three specialization tracks and Caribbean-focused case studies.
Programme Details
- Campuses: Main Campus, Tobago, South, Guyana, St. Lucia
- Degree Components:
- General Education: 50 credits
- Core Requirements: 39 credits
- Cognate: 6 credits
- Electives Requirements: 12 credits
- Emphasis Requirements: 21 credits
- GATE Approved: Yes
- Programme Delivery: Face-to-face / Blended
- Programme Duration: 4 years
- Total Credits: 128
- Specialisations:
- Psychology
- Sociology
Admission Requirements
- Five O’Level passes (including English Language)
What you'll learn
Students explore lifespan development, social psychology, and research methodologies. The curriculum covers personality theories, cultural anthropology, and behavioral modification. Graduates develop skills in field research and social systems analysis.
How this Programme Helps You
Graduates pursue careers in social services, counseling, and community development. The programme prepares professionals for roles requiring behavioural analysis and intervention. Students gain practical experience through field placements and research projects.