Program Description
The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology program is designed to train students to understand human behavior. Psychology, as a field of knowledge, is grounded in both the biological and social sciences. The program courses aid in developing students’ abilities to think critically, to become independent investigators, and to impart a philosophy of appreciation for a developing and maturing science based on well-grounded experimental evidence. The faculty advisors are available to suggest elective courses that will provide a strong foundation for career goals.
Student Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Program will be able to:
- Discuss basic theories and application of psychological concepts in the field of mental health.
- Describe experimentation and research methods utilized in the fields of social science.
- Identify physiological basis of behavior and diagnosis and treatment of the major psychological disorders.
- Explain the aspects of the environment and culture which influence human behavior and relationship dynamics in oral and written forms.
- Apply theoretical approaches of psychology and its interdisciplinary subspecialties to conduct research on social and organizational development, learning and behavior of individuals in groups and organizations.
