With a psychology degree, you will learn about the biological bases of behavior, the nature of personality, how people think, how they express emotions, why people behave differently in groups, and the differences between normal and abnormal behavior. Our curriculum covers theory, research, and applied skills that help you challenge yourself to explore different perspectives and ideas in a supportive learning environment.
As a psychology major, you’ll develop critical-thinking, inquiry, and reasoning skills within a framework of knowledge and scientific methods. You’ll have the opportunity to learn neuroscience, social behavior, animal behavior, human development, applied counseling, behavior analysis, and more. Explore ethical and social responsibility in a diverse world as you acquire transferable skills for a variety of careers.
Employers are looking for people who are flexible, imaginative, and critical thinkers with strong interpersonal and communication skills. A psychology degree prepares you to meet the challenges in today’s workforce or continue on to graduate school.