The Student Psychology association was established in 1987. As outlined in the constitution, the purpose of the Association is to promote the discipline of Psychology both within the University and the wider society by:
   1) Encouraging scholarly, practical exchange and cooperation among those engaged in   Psychology or any area related to Psychology.
   2) Strengthening student’s understanding of psychology as an academic discipline.
   3) Illustrating how Psychology can be used as a means towards self and national development.
   4) Organizing lectures, seminars, workshops and panel discussions designed to illustrate the importance and application of the discipline of Psychology.
   5) Actively pursuing, by means of training, the proper conduct of programmes within the University which require a psychological point of view.
   6) Supporting Psychological research and advancement on campus and in the wider community.
     Since its inception, the members of the Association have kept as their focus the need for Psychology in our society. Our vision is to have psychologist as an integral part of our society, improving the quality of life of its people. Industrial Psychologist in the workplace ensuring that our workers are happy, comfortable and give all they can; Health Psychologist teaching us how a healthy body could lead to a healthy mind and clinical Psychologist caring for the individual man on the street.
     Our own education, however, is by no means over for as we teach others how to improve their lives through Psychology, we continue to learn and hence encourage research that will only serve to aid us to help others even more.
      Psychology is not just a discipline but should be made part of one’s lifestyle. The things one learns in Psychology can help one to improve oneself. It is to this end that the Student Psychology Association continues to see educating people as a need, and use of Psychology as its vital purpose.