Advising
Dalhousie and the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience have advisors who can assist you prior to and throughout your Psychology and Neuroscience program. There are four types of advising available: graduate, program, academic, and Registrar's office.
You can also use the Psychology and Neuroscience guidebooks to review program requirements and get tips to help you plan your degree.
Graduate Programs AdvisingÂ
For general or technical questions about the Experimental Psychology and Neuroscience or Clinical Psychology graduate programs, including admissions, contact Patti Devlin, Administrative Assistant for Graduate Programs, at gradprog@dal.ca.
Undergraduate Program AdvisingÂ
Undergraduate program advisors can help you select courses and ensure you meet the requirements of your major or minor. Appointments must be booked at least 24 hours in advance and can be scheduled up to three weeks ahead. If you do not see a suitable appointment time, check back regularly as additional availability is added throughout the term. For time-sensitive questions, contact pnugpc@dal.ca.
View and Book Undergraduate Program Advisors
Academic Advising
Dalhousie's provides degree (BSc, BA) advising and academic planning, including accommodations and personal coaching, to help you reach your educational, career and life goals.
- Â Â Clarify your education and career goals
- Â Â Explore programsÂ
- Â Â Choose courses that relate to your goals and interests
- Â Â Address concerns about your studies
- Â Â Develop strategies for academic pilipiliÂþ» from first-year to graduation
- Â Â Identify skill-building opportunities
- Â Â Problem-solve if you are struggling in school
- Â Â Explore academic options when faced with personal/family emergency
- Â Â Determine appropriate accommodations support when required
- Â Â Determine where to go for additional information
Advisors in the Registrar's Office
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- Â Â Â Â Bursaries and temporary loans
Specialized Student Advisors
- Black Student Advising
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- Indigenous Student Centre or phone: (902) 494.8863
- Transition Year Program (TYP)