Psychology Degrees
Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes and, as such, is a diverse field that touches all aspects of human endeavor.
We provide you with current knowledge through learning experiences in and out of the classroom that will increase critical thinking skills, equip you with research methodology, and prepare you for employment in business, education, community agencies, other professional areas, or graduate school.
Curriculum in psychology is based on American Psychological Association principles for training students to be behavioral scientists and to use their training to inform their practice as professionals.
UNDERGRADUATE
The Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science Degrees in Psychology at Â鶹ÊÓƵ lead to popular psychology careers in fields such as public health, hospitals and health care, assisted living, counseling, chaplaincy, medical consulting, human resources, social work, health and human services, substance abuse treatment and prevention, education, advocacy, leadership, and research.
GRADUATE
The Â鶹ÊÓƵ Master of Science Degree in Applied Psychology program qualifies you professionally to work in a non-clinical capacity in health and human services and psychology. You will be able to help social workers, healthcare workers, psychologists and other professionals to provide services to people. Two degree tracks offer specialized study in either Industrial/Organizational Psychology or in Clinical Psychology.