University Psychology Tutors
Need a university psychology tutor to help you succeed in your studies? Our skilled tutors, equipped with advanced degrees and over two years of experience in university-level tutoring, are here to support you. We offer tailored one-on-one sessions for university psychology courses, ensuring you grasp challenging concepts and boost your academic performance.
Online Psychology Tutoring
Opting for online lessons means you can work with one of our most qualified and experienced university psychology tutors across Canada. Each of our online tutors holds a degree, master’s or PhD in psychology or a closely related discipline. Using platforms like Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams, our interactive sessions allow for real-time engagement, letting you discuss assignments and analyze psychological theories together.
- Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams
- Work with tutors holding a master’s or PhD
- Get started in 24 hours
In-Person Psychology Tutoring
In select cities, we provide in-person tutoring for psychology courses. To improve the likelihood of getting an in-person tutor, we recommend having lessons at a library. Our in-person tutoring services are available in the Greater Vancouver Regional District, Kelowna, Kamloops, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Greater Toronto Area and Hamilton.
- Tutors with a degree, master’s, or PhD
- Flexible scheduling
- Start within 3–5 days
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Since we have exceptionally qualified tutors we are able to provide tutoring support for university students who are taking undergraduate psychology courses.
First Year Psychology Courses
PSYC 100 – Introduction to Psychology I
Covers the fundamentals of psychology, including biological bases of behavior, perception, learning, and memory.
PSYC 101 – Introduction to Psychology II
Focuses on areas such as development, personality, social psychology, and psychological disorders.
PSYC 102 – Foundations of Psychology
Provides an overview of psychological research methods and foundational concepts.
PSYC 110 – Research Methods in Psychology
Introduces students to the principles of psychological research, including experimental design and statistical analysis.
PSYC 120 – Biological Bases of Behavior
Explores the role of the brain, nervous system, and genetics in human behavior.
PSYC 130 – Cognition and Learning
Examines topics such as problem-solving, decision-making, and memory processes.
PSYC 140 – Introduction to Developmental Psychology
Covers key developmental stages from infancy to adulthood.
PSYC 150 – Social Psychology Basics
Examines the influence of social interactions and group behavior on individuals.
PSYC 160 – Abnormal Psychology: An Overview
Introduces psychological disorders, their symptoms, and basic treatment approaches.
PSYC 170 – Health Psychology
Explores how psychological factors affect health and illness.
Second Year Psychology Courses
PSYC 200 – Introduction to Psychological Research
Explores research design, data collection, statistical analysis, and interpretation in psychology.
PSYC 201 – Biopsychology
Covers the relationship between the brain, nervous system, and behavior, with an emphasis on neuroscience.
PSYC 202 – Developmental Psychology
Examines changes in cognitive, emotional, and social behavior across the lifespan.
PSYC 210 – Cognitive Psychology
Focuses on processes like perception, attention, memory, language, and problem-solving.
PSYC 220 – Social Psychology
Explores how individuals think about, influence, and relate to one another in social contexts.
PSYC 230 – Personality Psychology
Discusses major theories and research methods related to personality development and traits.
PSYC 240 – Introduction to Abnormal Psychology
Examines psychological disorders, their symptoms, etiology, and treatment.
PSYC 250 – Health Psychology
Studies the interplay between psychological factors and physical health, including stress and coping mechanisms.
PSYC 260 – Quantitative Methods in Psychology
Introduces statistical techniques for analyzing psychological data, including hypothesis testing and regression.
PSYC 270 – Research Methods in Experimental Psychology
Focuses on designing and conducting experiments, with hands-on application.
PSYC 280 – Forensic Psychology
Examines the application of psychology to legal and criminal justice systems.
PSYC 290 – Introduction to Industrial-Organizational Psychology
Studies human behavior in workplace settings, including motivation and leadership.
PSYC 295 – Cross-Cultural Psychology
Investigates how cultural factors influence behavior, cognition, and emotion.
We cover these topics
Our university psychology tutors are familiar with all of the topics covered in university psychology courses.
First Year Topics
Introduction to Psychology
- Overview of psychology as a science
- History and key perspectives (e.g., biological, cognitive, behavioral)
Research Methods
- Basics of psychological research and ethics
- Experimental design and data collection
Biological Bases of Behavior
- Brain structure and function
- Nervous system and genetics
Sensation and Perception
- How we sense and interpret the world
- Vision, hearing, and other senses
Learning and Memory
- Classical and operant conditioning
- Processes of memory and forgetting
Developmental Psychology
- Physical, cognitive, and social development across the lifespan
Social Psychology
- Group dynamics, attitudes, and social influence
Abnormal Psychology (Introductory)
- Overview of psychological disorders and their symptoms
Personality Psychology
- Major theories and assessment of personality
Cognition
- Thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making
Second Year Topics
Research Methods and Statistics
- Advanced research techniques
- Statistical analysis for psychology
Biopsychology
- Brain-behavior relationships
- Neurotransmitters and hormones
Cognitive Psychology
- Memory, perception, and attention
- Problem-solving and decision-making
Developmental Psychology
- Growth and development across the lifespan
- Social, emotional, and cognitive changes
Social Psychology
- Group behavior and social influence
- Prejudice, relationships, and communication
Personality Psychology
- Personality theories and assessment
- Nature vs. nurture in personality development
Abnormal Psychology
- Overview of psychological disorders
- Introduction to treatments and interventions
Health Psychology
- Impact of stress and coping on health
- Psychology in managing illness
Forensic Psychology (Optional)
- Psychology in legal and criminal contexts
Industrial-Organizational Psychology (Optional)
- Psychology in the workplace
- Motivation, leadership, and teamwork
Frequently Asked Questions
How can your tutoring help students succeed in their psychology courses?
Our tutoring provides personalized support, simplifying complex concepts, enhancing understanding of psychological theories, and building research skills. With experienced tutors, we guide students in assignments, exam prep, and study strategies, helping them gain confidence and excel in psychology.
What common challenges do students face in psychology, and how can your tutoring help?
Students often struggle with complex theories, research methods, and applying concepts. Our tutoring simplifies these challenges through personalized support, clear explanations, and tailored guidance, helping students build confidence and excel in psychology.
How do you structure your tutoring sessions for psychology?
Our psychology tutoring sessions are tailored to individual needs, starting with a review, focusing on current challenges, and concluding with key takeaways and goals for steady progress.
What qualifications do your psychology tutors have?
Our tutors are highly qualified, often holding a master’s or PhD in psychology or related fields. They have extensive Canadian tutoring experience with university psychology courses.
Do you offer in person tutoring for university psychology courses?
In some cities, we have tutors who specialize in university-level psychology courses. We recommend maintaining flexibility in the location for in-person lessons, such as meeting at a library.
Do you offer tutoring for 3rd or 4th year psychology?
This depends on the specific course and its level of specialization. Since we have tutors with advanced degrees, we may have someone available to assist with higher-level courses. In such cases, we recommend online tutoring, which allows us to broaden our search and find a suitable tutor from anywhere in Canada.
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