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Psychology Program Overview

With a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Lindsey Wilson University, you'll explore the science behind human behavior and discover what influences our thoughts, emotions and actions. From understanding relationships to exploring mental health and personal growth, you'll gain valuable insight into what makes people who they are. 

Curriculum & Learning Experience

As a psychology major at Lindsey Wilson University, you'll explore the connections between the mind, behavior and human experiences while developing skills that can prepare you for a variety of career paths.

You’ll learn to:

  • Understand Human Behavior: Explore how people think, feel and act, and what influences their decisions.
  • Explore Mental Health: Learn about emotional well-being, mental health conditions and factors that affect behavior.
  • Think Critically: Examine human behavior, evaluate evidence and consider different perspectives.
  • Research and Analyze: Discover how psychologists study behavior, collect information and use research to better understand people.
  • Communicate Effectively: Strengthen your ability to listen, share ideas and connect with people from different backgrounds.
  • Apply Psychology to Everyday Life: Explore how psychological principles relate to relationships, learning, motivation and personal development.

Career Outcomes & Opportunities

A bachelor’s degree in psychology can open doors to careers in human services, education, business, research and community support. The communication, research and problem-solving skills you’ll develop are valuable in many careers that involve working with people.

Potential Career Paths Include:

  • Behavioral Health Technician
  • Case Management Assistant
  • Human Services Specialist
  • Mental Health Support Worker
  • Community Outreach Coordinator
  • Human Resources Specialist
  • Research Assistant
  • Youth Program Coordinator
  • Social Services Assistant
  • Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist
  • Student Services Coordinator
  • Market Research Assistant

A psychology degree also provides a strong foundation for graduate study in clinical psychology, counseling, social work, school psychology and related fields. Careers such as licensed psychologist, mental health counselor and clinical therapist require additional education, supervised experience and professional licensure.

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