The Disability Studies & Psychology (Hons) undergraduate degree at the University of Windsor equips you with a dual understanding of human behaviour and societal structures impacting individuals with disabilities. This interdisciplinary program is ideal for those passionate about social justice and eager to address complex challenges in accessibility, inclusion, and support systems. You will explore foundational concepts in psychology, such as cognitive and social sciences, alongside critical analyses of disability as a social and political construct, preparing you for impactful work in a vital and growing field.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over four years, blending theoretical knowledge with practical application through courses like Social Justice in Action and Introduction to Psychology. You will engage in hands-on learning opportunities, including community volunteer experiences and placements, to develop real-world skills. You will graduate with a comprehensive Bachelors Degree and the ability to pursue diverse career paths in social work, advocacy, policy development, or further graduate studies, making a tangible difference in the lives of others.