AP Psychology is a course that exposes students to systematic, scientific, and research on human behavior and cognitive processes. AP psychology mainly involves four major sections : developmental psychology, psychodynamics, psychoanalysis, and animal psychology. Students can study and apply psychological theories and knowledge in related fields, such as studying human behavior, perception and brain cognition from a biological perspective; social psychology and individual differences. Through the AP Psychology course, students will also learn how to apply psychology research methods (including the understanding of moral values) and scientific verification methods to the evaluation and effective communication of various viewpoints.

AP psychology is equivalent to the basic course of the first year of university, and it also lays the knowledge foundation for students in up to 60 majors in the university (for example: neuroscience, journalism, advertising, education, linguistics, anthropology, etc.).

​In addition, AP Psychology allows students to better understand the behavior and psychological processes of themselves, others, and even animals. This makes AP Psychology one of the most popular courses in 37 AP courses.

Students of grade G11 and above can take this course as an elective.

Prerequisites : It is recommended that students have good English reading and writing skills.