Bachelor in Psychology

Established in 2008, Lyceum of the Philippines University, Cavite is a lively and rapidly growing institution set on a 16-hectare campus in the historic province of Cavite. Serving approximately 10,000 students with a welcoming international cohort, LPU Cavite balances a close-knit campus atmosphere with an expanding global outlook. The university emphasizes collaboration across faculties and encourages students to engage in applied projects that address local needs and contribute to national development.

Academic offerings span hospitality, law, nursing, business, engineering and fine arts across some 40 programs, taught by faculty who are leaders in their fields. With average class sizes that support personalized learning, students gain hands-on experience through labs, clinical placements and industry partnerships. Practical training and internship links help graduates build professional portfolios and transition smoothly into careers or further study.

Student life blends academic focus with community engagement and cultural activities in a city known for its heritage and leisure amenities. International students benefit from dedicated support services, approachable faculty and opportunities to join student organizations and professional networks. Guided by the values of truth and fortitude for God and country, LPU Cavite invites prospective students to explore learning pathways that combine strong professional preparation with a sense of civic purpose.

The Bachelor in Psychology program at Lyceum of the Philippines University, Cavite is a 4-year degree that helps students understand human behavior. It's for those who want to become licensed psychometricians or study other fields of psychology.

The curriculum includes courses like Introduction to Psychology, Research Methods in Psychology, and Statistics for Psychology. Students will also learn about Abnormal Psychology, Developmental Psychology, and Social Psychology, developing skills in research, analysis, and critical thinking.

Graduates can pursue careers as Psychometricians, Counselors, Human Resources Specialists, Research Assistants, or Mental Health Workers. They can work in schools, hospitals, clinics, or private companies, helping people understand and improve their behavior and well-being.