Core Course Selection
Psychology is a dynamic discipline with a variety of unique areas of specialization that stem from a firm foundation. The undergraduate degree program provides our students with the core education each psychology student needs to be successful while allowing them to explore areas of specialization.
Students choose two (2) of the following courses after completing PSYCH 350:
| PSYCH 460-Cognitive Psychology |
| PSYCH 470-Principles of Neuroscience (PR: BIOL 101 or BIOL 198) |
| PSYCH 475-Principles of Learning |
| PSYCH 480-Fundamentals of Perception and Sensation |
Students also choose one (1) of the following courses after completing PSYCH 350:
| PSYCH 605-Advanced Social Psychology |
| PSYCH 620-Psychology of Personality |
Students must also choose one (1) of the following courses from Applied or Health Psychology:
| PSYCH 505-Introduction to Psychopathology |
| PSYCH 518-Introduction to Health Psychology |
| PSYCH 560-Personnel Psychology |
| PSYCH 564-Psychology of the Workplace |
| PSYCH 565-Occupational Health Psychology |
Students also complete twelve (12) hours of Psychology electives of their choice. Those hours can also be used to select an area of specialization.