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Nov 23, 2024
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2020-2021 Catalogue [ARCHIVED CATALOGUE]
Psychology & Behavioral Neuroscience: Applied Concentration, B.A.
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William Dragon, Alice Ganzel (chair), Melinda Green, Christopher Hagan, Steven Neese
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Requirements
A minimum of 13 courses, and one of three concentrations listed below. Research Methods I (PSY 292 ) must be completed by the end of the sophomore year. Research Methods II (PSY 392 ) should be completed by the end of the junior year for all majors in the Psychology Sciences or Behavioral Neuroscience concentrations and before PSY 483. The Senior Seminar (PSY 483 ) can be taken any time after the completion of Research Methods II (PSY 392 ).
Note: Students must take a 200-level course before enrolling in any 300-level course.
Applied Psychology Concentration:
This program of study prepares students for work in psychological and human services following the completion of their undergraduate degree, and provides a foundation for those planning to pursue a master’s degree program in an applied area of psychology or a related field. Students who plan to pursue doctoral level graduate study in psychology or related fields are encouraged to consider the Psychology Sciences or the Behavioral Neuroscience concentration.
Three Foundation Courses:
One Course on Theoretical Foundations for Practice
Selected from
One Course in Developmental Psychology
Selected from
One Course Relevant to Diversity
Selected from
One Course in an Area of Practice or Applied Psychology
Selected from
Two Elective Courses in Psychology
Three Courses in the Wider Context Selected from:
Note: Depending on the specific programs of students, other courses may be considered on a case by case basis.
Teaching Certification:
Students who are interested in pursuing K-12 certification to teach social studies should seek admission to the Teacher Education Program. See the Education department section for application and certification information.
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