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Saint Cyril University
of the Middle East
Bachelor's · Behavioral Sciences

B.A. Psychology

Bachelor of Arts120 semester credit hours · about 4 yearsAmerican-style curriculum · English, with Arabic supportIncludes the required AI & Digital Fluency Minor and Christian Intellectual Tradition Core

Psychology here is taught as a science: research methods, statistics, and the major fields — developmental, social, cognitive, abnormal — studied through evidence. A region that has lived through war and displacement needs people who understand trauma, resilience and human behaviour deeply.

We are plain about the limits: a bachelor's degree in psychology does not license anyone to practise as a therapist, here or anywhere. It prepares graduates for further study, for research assistance, for community and humanitarian work, and for every role in which understanding people is the work.

What the curriculum covers

Indicative areas of study; the full course-by-course catalogue will be published before enrolment opens.

  • Research methods and statistics for the behavioural sciences
  • Developmental, social and cognitive psychology
  • Abnormal psychology and mental health literacy
  • Trauma, resilience and psychosocial support frameworks
  • Cross-cultural psychology in the Middle Eastern context
  • A supervised research capstone

How you will study

Every course is cohort-based and facilitator-led.

  • You join a cohort — a class that moves through the programme together
  • A trained facilitator leads a structured weekly rhythm of sessions, exercises and homework
  • Course content, assessments and rubrics are designed by credentialed professors
  • Materials are downloadable in advance, so an interrupted connection does not cost you the week

Admission

  • A general secondary certificate, or one of the documented alternative pathways for applicants whose records were lost to war or displacement
  • English sufficient to study an American curriculum, with structured Arabic-language support for those building toward it