The bachelor’s degree in psychological sciences is built around learning and research about the brain, mind, and behavior. Exploring topics ranging from social relationships to neuroscience, students learn about human behavior, cognitive processes, and social interactions. They also develop the critical thinking and data analysis skills needed to thrive in today’s job market.

The program is designed to prepare students for advanced work and professions in psychology and related areas. Students explore the many exciting subfields within psychology and dive into specific topics that interest them most. Students also have the flexibility to explore their interests, engage in field experience opportunities, and take advantage of research opportunities.