Delve into the study of human feelings, thoughts and behaviors to understand and predict what people do and why they do it.
Explore the theories, methods and applied aspects of the field and develop the practical skills training necessary to enter the job market or continue on to graduate studies. Study the scientific methods involved in psychological research, and gain valuable, hands-on experience in laboratory-based research, field research or an internship at a federal, state, private or nonprofit organization.
When you graduate, you'll be prepared to launch a career such as:
- community consultant
- data analyst
- human factors specialist
- human resources specialist
- lobbyist
- organization consultant
- training instructor
or to enter graduate school to attain an advanced degree in:
- behavioral medicine
- clinical, industrial/organizational, community, developmental and experimental psychology
- counseling
- criminal justice
- human services
- nursing
- social work.