Bachelor of Arts in Applied Behaviour Analysis - Autism
Build the specialized skills to work with children, youth and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Bachelor of Applied Behaviour AnalysisThe social sciences explore human behaviour, the institutions we create, and the environments we live in. In an increasingly complex world, they help us understand how individuals and societies interact—and how we can work toward a better future.
Why choose social sciences at CapU?
Society influences every aspect of our lives, from personal experiences to global systems.
At CapU, our social science courses and programs cover a broad range of topics, giving you the tools to critically analyze the world around you.
With a strong focus on observation, critical thinking, and social change, our courses prepare you for careers in social services, education, counselling, and the non-profit sector.
Learn from the experts, thrive in small classes
Our instructors are passionate professionals dedicated to mentoring the next generation of social science leaders.
With smaller class sizes, you’ll benefit from personalized support, hands-on learning and an engaging academic environment.
Join us at CapU and build the knowledge and skills to make a real impact!
Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Psychology
Start working towards a career understanding and helping others in this focused and flexible bachelor's degree program.
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) with a Major in Psychology
In this honours degree, you'll conduct independent research and write a thesis to prepare for graduate study.
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) with a Major in PsychologyBachelor of Arts in Applied Behaviour Analysis - Autism
Build the specialized skills to work with children, youth and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Bachelor of Applied Behaviour Analysis
Justin Wilson
BA (Hons), M.Ed., PhD
Psychology DepartmentWilson has been involved in Indigenous capacity building efforts since 1991. He is co-chair for the FPSE's Decolonization, Reconciliation and Indigenization standing committee in British Columbia.
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Danielle Labossière
BA (Hons), MA, PhD
Psychology DepartmentLabossière's research efforts have touched on issues relating to the social and personality domain, consumer behaviour and marketing, religious sciences, and more predominantly, cognitive performance.
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David Matijasevich
BA, MA, PhD
Political Science DepartmentDavid Matijasevich's political science research interests lie at the crossroads of political theory and comparative politics, particularly popular mobilization efforts across East and Southeast Asia.
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