Psychology Major
Discover the science behind human behavior, cognition, and mental processes. Through our Psychology program, explore the theories and research methods to understand individual/group dynamics.
Collaborative Faculty
With diverse research backgrounds and a passion for teaching, our faculty mentor students, provide guidance, and collaborate on research projects.
Co-author research papers with your professors. Collect data and explore the subjects of dyslexia, ADHD and medication, visual processing, sexual assault, and human trafficking.
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in psychology is designed for the student who wishes to pursue the scientific study of psychology as part of a liberal arts education. It is also designed for students who wish to obtain a graduate degree in psychology. Beyond the minimum course requirements in psychology, the student takes courses in the liberal arts and in a foreign language in order to better understand the place of psychology in today's international community.
The Bachelor of Science degree with a major in psychology is for the student interested in the study of the applied aspects of psychology with an emphasis on practical skills. This program requires a concentration of courses in developmental disabilities, human resource development, psychology and legal issues or psychology and the military, which replaces requirements for a minor.
Study Abroad
Explore the origins of psychology on faculty-led study abroad trips. Travel to Austria and Germany and discover its historical significance in the field of the social sciences.
Work with your classmates to collect surveys and build a research paper.
Counselors, academic researchers, and forensic psychologists visit the classroom to spark discussions and provide networking opportunities.
Conduct a social psychological analysis of an event and present your findings to classmates and community.
Join the student club, PACS
In Psychology and Counseling Society, connect with your classmates over dreams, cults, coping skills, and more!
Center for READing, where student employees address children's literacy challenges
professors with unique psychology specializations
Universities in the U.S. to offer a Psychology and the Military emphasis
Psychology course options offered to undergrads
Psychology Careers
A degree in psychology opens up a wide range of career paths. Our program prepares students for careers in various fields, including:
- Clinical Psychology: Diagnose and treat mental health disorders, applying therapeutic interventions to help individuals navigate and overcome psychological challenges.
- Counseling: Provide guidance and support to individuals or groups, assisting them in coping with personal and emotional issues through counseling sessions and interventions.
- Research: Conduct empirical studies, analyze data, and contribute to the advancement of psychological knowledge, exploring new insights and trends in the field.
- Human Resources: Apply psychological principles to foster a positive workplace environment, addressing employee well-being, motivation, and interpersonal dynamics for organizational success.
- Education: Educate and inspire students by applying psychological principles in the classroom, adapting teaching methods to diverse learning styles and fostering a positive and inclusive educational environment.
Our faculty offers guidance and resources to help students explore graduate programs, internships, and other opportunities that align with their career goals.
Emphases available
Understand the unique mental health challenges faced by military personnel and their families. Gain knowledge in areas such as traumatic stress, resilience, and transition. Prepare for a career in military psychology, social work, or related fields.
Explore the intersection of psychology and the legal system. Gain knowledge of forensic psychology, criminal and civil law, and advocacy for victims. Prepare for a career in law enforcement, victim advocacy, or related fields.
Learn to manage and develop human capital in organizations. Gain expertise in training and development, compensation and benefits, employee relations, and strategic planning. Prepare for a career in human resources, organizational development, or related fields.
Become an expert in understanding, treating, and advocating for individuals with developmental disabilities. Gain hands-on experience and prepare for a career in developmental psychology, social work, or related fields.