School of Arts and Sciences | Academic Programs
Psychology

Psychology majors examine human behavior and the mental and physiological processes related to it through in-depth research projects, practicum courses which place students in clinical settings with professional supervision, and dynamic seminar debates. Our professors are highly respected professionals with hands-on clinical experience, research expertise, and a wide range of publications. Individual academic guidance helps majors find their own niche within the field.

Psychology courses to consider include Abnormal Psychology; Adult Development and Aging; Child Psychology; Physiological Psychology; and Psychology of Personality.

Careers for Psychology majors include advertising; commercial banking; community agencies; consumer research; government service; law enforcement; mental health clinics; personnel; politics; psychiatric institutions; rehabilitative services; research organizations; social work; statistics; and university teaching.