The Department of Educational Psychology (EPY) is dedicated to advancing the understanding of human learning, development, and motivation in educational contexts. Our department offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs that explore the intersection of psychology and education.
Through courses that delve into topics such as cognitive development, learning theories, assessment and measurement, and educational interventions, students in EPY gain a deep understanding of how psychological principles can inform and enhance educational practices.
B.Ed in Animal Psychology
B.Ed in Educational Psychology
B.Ed in Guidance and Counselling
B.Ed in Inclusive Education
B.Ed in Special Education
M,Sc in Animal Psychology
M.Ed in Special Education
M.Ed in Educational Psychology
M.Ed in Guidance and Counselling
Ph.D in Animal Psychology
Ph.D in Special Education
Ph.D in Educational Psychology
Ph.D in Guidance and Counselling
Graduates of the Department of Educational Psychology have diverse career opportunities in the field of education. They can pursue careers as;
Educational psychologists
School counselors
Learning support specialists
Or educational researchers
They may also find employment in educational institutions, consulting firms, government agencies, or non-profit organizations. The knowledge and skills acquired in EPY, including expertise in understanding individual differences, designing effective learning environments, and promoting positive socio-emotional development, equip graduates to support the academic, social, and emotional well-being of learners.
Embarking in engineering Studies begins with meeting our admissions requirements. We seek passionate individuals committed to mastering engineering , understanding dynamics, and embracing cultural diversity. Below are the entry requirements for our program:
The GCE O/L, with passes in four approved subjects before sitting the GCE A/L
One of the following requirements in the GCE A/L
Individual departments may impose additional and specific requirements.
Students whose language of instruction was not English, will be required to pass a prescribed English Language test unless they have completed the Special Intensive English Language Course.
Applicants are informed that for Classical programs, the registration fee paid is as defined by the Ministry of Higher Education while for Professional programs an additional tuition fee as defined by the respective faculties may also apply.
By applying psychological principles to educational settings, graduates of EPY contribute to the improvement of educational practices, student success, and overall educational outcomes.