Description

The BS in Psychological Sciences and the BS in Psychology degrees provide students with opportunities for focused study in this quintessential behavioral science and build research skills necessary for scientific inquiry within this discipline.

The Department of Psychological Sciences enables students to develop understanding and knowledge about human behavior from several perspectives in psychological science, the ability to apply and synthesize that knowledge within specific psychological domains (research and statistics, developmental processes, social and personality, cognitive and behavioral neuroscience, learning theory and behavioral health), and research method skills in order to become critical evaluators and producers of knowledge of human behavior.

The psychological sciences explore a wide range of subjects such as autism, child development, psychological disorders and treatments, neuroscience, and sexuality, and master the major research techniques that professional psychologists use. As an undergraduate, students will even be offered the opportunity to perform research and fieldwork with faculty and graduate students.

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