Bachelor of Science in Psychology

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DURATION:

4 Years

CREDITS:

150

CAMPUS:

V, Q, A, P, N, L

DOWN PAYMENT:

P1,500

FORMAT:

Hybrid

ENROLLMENT:

Ongoing
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DURATION:

4 Years

CREDITS:

150

CAMPUS:

V, Q, A, P, N, L

DOWN PAYMENT:

P1,500

FORMAT:

Hybrid

ENROLLMENT:

Ongoing

Overview

The Psychology program fosters high-quality education in psychological science through effective instruction, research, and community service. Its curriculum provides a balanced combination of breadth and depth in the study of psychology. Paired with strong practicum exposure in educational, industrial, and clinical settings, the course equips graduates with a broad range of transferable skills, including communication, critical thinking, analysis, interpersonal skills, problem-solving, data handling, and academic writing — all essential for their future professions.

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Why Take Psychology at OLFU?

Why Take Psychology at OLFU?

Follows a curriculum that provides the appropriate breadth and depth in the study of psychology. Paired with strong practicum exposure in educational, industrial, and clinical settings
Gives a broad range of transferable skills; ranging from communication, critical thinking, analysis and interpersonal skills, problem solving, data handling, and academic writing
Level IV Accreditation given by the Federation of Accrediting Agencies of the Philippines (FAAP)
According to the American Psychological Association, there is a baseline demand for psychologists that is expected to increase up to 6% in the coming years

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There is an evident demand for mental health professionals, both nationwide, and worldwide. It is projected that between the year 2015 to 2030, a baseline demand for psychologist is expected to increase up to 6%.

Source: American Psychological Association