Psychology / Concurrent Education / Early Childhood Education Bachelor - Uni4edu

Psychology / Concurrent Education / Early Childhood Education Bachelor

Main Campus, Canada

18689 C$ / years

Bachelor's Degree48 months
University of Windsor campus along the Detroit River, modern academic buildings surrounded by green lawns, students walking on pathways under clear blue sky, Windsor Ontario Canada
Bachelor

Concurrent General Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) / Bachelor of Education / Diploma in Early Childhood Education

University of Windsor

Psychology & Education

Duration5 Years
LanguageEnglish
FormatFull-time
CredentialsBA + BEd + ECE Diploma

Program Overview

This intensive five-year concurrent program at the University of Windsor awards you two degrees and one diploma — a General Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, a Bachelor of Education, and an Early Childhood Education diploma from St. Clair College. Offered jointly by the Department of Psychology and the Faculty of Education in cooperation with St. Clair College, the program prepares you to teach at the preschool and Primary-Junior levels (JK to Grade 6).

By combining psychology studies with education training and early childhood education, you gain a deep understanding of children's psychological development alongside practical classroom experience. Practice teaching begins in Year One, giving you hands-on experience from the very start of your academic journey.

Graduates of this program are eligible to be recommended for certification by the Ontario College of Teachers (OCT), opening doors to rewarding careers in education across Ontario and beyond. The program's integrated design allows you to earn these three credentials in five years instead of the seven it would typically take to complete them separately.

Key Program Highlights

  • Earn two degrees (BA and BEd) plus an ECE diploma in just five years instead of seven
  • Practice teaching placements begin in Year One for immediate classroom experience
  • Deep focus on children's psychological development to support effective teaching
  • Eligibility for Ontario College of Teachers (OCT) certification upon graduation

Curriculum & Modules

The program integrates psychology coursework, education theory, and early childhood education training across five years. You will take courses from both the University of Windsor and St. Clair College, blending academic study with extensive practical teaching experience in school settings.

Introduction to Psychology as a Behavioural Science

3 credits

Foundational course covering key areas of psychology including learning, cognition, perception, and biological bases of behaviour. This course is exclusive to psychology majors and includes mentorship from upper-year students.

Introduction to Psychology as a Social Science

3 credits

Introduction to selected areas in psychology including developmental, social, personality, and clinical psychology. Provides a broad understanding of how social factors influence human behaviour.

Child Psychology

3 credits

Examines the psychological, cognitive, emotional, and social development of children from infancy through adolescence. Essential for understanding the learners you will teach in primary and junior classrooms.

Teaching and Learning

3 credits

Explores theories and practices of effective teaching and learning in the classroom. Covers instructional strategies, lesson planning, and approaches to engaging young learners.

Educational Psychology

3 credits

Applies psychological principles to educational settings, focusing on motivation, assessment, classroom management, and the diverse learning needs of students in primary and junior grades.

Assessment and Evaluation

3 credits

Covers methods and tools for assessing student learning and evaluating educational outcomes. Prepares you to design fair and effective assessments aligned with Ontario curriculum standards.

Elective Options

Social Psychology Clinical Psychology Health Psychology Human Cognitive Neuroscience

Admission Requirements

Admission to this concurrent program is to first year only. Applicants must demonstrate strong academic achievement and a genuine interest in both psychology and education. Contact Uni4Edu for guidance on your specific qualifications and how to begin your application.

Academic Requirements

  • Minimum Overall Average75% (or equivalent for international applicants)
  • Required CourseEnglish/ENG4U with a minimum of 60% (70% for Fall 2026 entry)
  • Secondary School DiplomaOntario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or international equivalent
  • Grade 12 CoursesSix Grade 12 4U/M courses (or equivalent for international students)
  • Mean Admission Average87% (historically; may vary by year)

English Language Requirements

  • TOEFL (Internet-based)Minimum 83 overall with essay score of 20
  • IELTSMinimum overall band score of 6.5
  • Waiver EligibilityMinimum 3 years of study in Canada or an English-speaking country

Required Documents

Official secondary school transcripts (translated if not in English) Proof of English language proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent) Copy of valid passport or identification Statement of interest or personal profile Country equivalency documentation for international applicants

Application Deadlines

Fall Intake (Domestic)
Fall Intake (International)
Document Submission

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Scholarships & Funding

The University of Windsor offers a range of scholarships and bursaries for both domestic and international students. International students are automatically considered for entrance scholarships based on their admission average. Contact Uni4Edu for personalized guidance on funding opportunities available to you.

Open Entrance Scholarship — President's Level

CAD 2,000 per term

Awarded automatically to incoming students with the highest admission averages. This renewable scholarship recognizes outstanding academic achievement at the top tier of entering students.

International Student Renewable Scholarship of Excellence

CAD 5,000 per year (renewable for up to 4 years)

Available to international students with an entering average of at least 80%. Students must maintain a minimum 75% cumulative average to retain the scholarship each year.

International Student Support Bursary

Up to CAD 10,000

A needs-based bursary for international students who demonstrate financial need alongside academic achievement and community involvement. A limited number of awards are available each year.

For detailed tuition fee information, please contact Uni4Edu — we will guide you through the costs and available funding options for this program.

Career Prospects

Graduates of this concurrent program are uniquely positioned for careers in education and child development, holding both a psychology degree and a teaching credential. The combination of psychological knowledge and teaching certification makes graduates highly versatile in the education sector and related fields.

3 Credentials Earned (BA, BEd, ECE Diploma)
JK–6 Teaching Qualification Range
5 Years to Complete (vs. 7 Separately)

Potential Career Roles

Primary/Junior Teacher (JK–Grade 6) Early Childhood Educator Special Education Teacher School Guidance Counsellor Child Development Specialist Educational Program Coordinator

Typical Employers

Ontario Public School Boards Ontario Catholic School Boards Licensed Child Care Centres Private Schools and Montessori Programs Children's Mental Health Organizations Community and Social Service Agencies

Rankings & Recognition

The University of Windsor has achieved steady improvements in major global university rankings, reflecting its commitment to research excellence, sustainability, and student outcomes. The university is recognized as one of Canada's top comprehensive non-medical institutions.

QS World University Rankings
#546
2026
THE World University Rankings
#501
2025
Maclean's Comprehensive
#14
2024
U.S. News (Canada)
#27
2025
SubjectRanking BodyRank
PsychologyTHE Subject Rankings#301–400
EducationQS Subject RankingsContact Uni4Edu for current data
EngineeringTHE Subject Rankings#301–400
QS SustainabilityQS Rankings#341

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