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Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

 

 

 

 

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The Psychology Department endeavors to cultivate appreciation of and skill in, the implementation of the methods of inquiry and theoretical models employed by contemporary psychological scientists, scholars, and practitioners. Improved understanding of mental and behavioral processes enhances the life experience and improves coping skills for the practical and ethical demands of work and personal relationships.

Students who successfully complete a major program in psychology will be able to:

1. Identify and articulate major concepts, theories, and research findings in psychology
2. Identify, read, and critically evaluate professional literature in psychology-related fields;
3. Design, conduct, analyze, interpret, and communicate the findings of empirical studies;
4. For those students who wish to pursue employment in helping professions (e.g., counseling or education): demonstrate basic knowledge and skills relevant to their projected careers.

The educational objectives which emerge from the mission and purpose of the department are:

The Psychology department offers four concentrations of study leading to the baccalaureate degree: General Psychology, Art Therapy, Child Development, and Counseling and Mental Health.

Why The B.A. In Psychology At Albertus Magnus College?

Bachelor of Science in Health Care Management is offered in our Undergraduate Day Program.

The Undergraduate Day Program is the heart of the College, a semester-based undergraduate experience at our New Haven campus. Assisting students to develop insight into the world and their place in it, Featuring small class sizes, personalized attention from highly qualified faculty who are masters of their disciplines and the craft of teaching.

Where Will Your Degree Take You?

General Psychology Concentration (39 credits)

The purpose of this program is to provide students with a broad background in contemporary psychology and its theoretical foundations, with a strong emphasis on research methods. It is flexible, and can be tailored to meet students' interests. This program is strongly recommended for students intending to pursue advanced studies in psychology or related fields. The critical thinking skills fostered by this concentration are useful in many academic and professional settings.

Three other courses in psychology (9 credits)

The student and the advisor should agree upon these three additional courses. They may be drawn from the above lists or from other departmental offerings.