Psychology

Why do people think, act and feel the way they do? Why do you and your friends recall different details of shared experiences? How do we as Christians think about these issues in the context of faith? As a psychology major, you’ll learn about human functioning and explore the brain’s intricate underlying processes, acquiring valuable clinical skills that will lay the foundation for later diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders. You can apply that knowledge to solve practical problems in a wide variety of fields—including research, business, marketing, medicine, law, sports, forensics, social work, and education.

Major in Psychology Minor in Psychology

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Clinical General Psychology Human Development Cognitive Neuroscience