Psychology Major
The study of human behavior and thought processes is the foundation of the profession of psychology. Students in the Psychology major study concepts including perception, cognition, emotion, personality and relationships, and learn to apply what they learn to issues related to family life, education, work, mental health problems and more.
Careers in Psychology
Career opportunities in psychology lie in various fields including business, government and not-for-profits.
Positions such as:
- Clinician
- Licensed Counselor
- College Professor
- Elementary School Teacher
- Therapeutic Support Specialist
- Human Resources Professional
Alumni Story
Amanda Bertram '06 (Abingdon, Md.) used her internship to decide what career path to take with her psychology degree. Learn more about Amanda.
Internships
Internships can be an invaluable part of your education. Psychology students can gain work experience in their field of study, as well as develop and refine future career goals. Learn more about psychology internships.
Research
Psychology students have the opportunity to complete research with their faculty or fellow students. Learn more about psychology research.
Faculty Spotlight
Jessica Boyette-Davis, Ph.D. is an expert in the understanding of psychology via investigations of the nervous system.
Learn more about psychology faculty.
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