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Psychology
The Psychology program at 51Æ·²èÔ¼ÅÚ opens the door to learning about the mind, brain and behavior of people. People with degrees in psychology often work directly with people in need, and this rapidly growing field offers opportunities for students to serve God and help people in many ways. WBU’s bachelor's degree in psychology is a well-rounded program aligned with recommendations from the American Psychological Association, meaning our graduates are well-prepared to succeed in a variety of academic and career pursuits. The Psychology program works closely with the programs in Criminal Justice and Sociology, making it ideal for students interested in forensic psychology, investigations and social work-related fields.
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Accelerated Degree in Psychology and Clinical Counseling
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The B.A./B.S. Psychology + M.A. Clinical Counseling is a 172-hour accelerated program that combines undergraduate and graduate coursework, reducing time to completion through an integrated, academically rigorous, and cost-effective curriculum. This structure avoids duplicated courses and maximizes academic and experiential learning opportunities.
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Psychology, B.A. & B.S.
Our Psychology classes are geared towards practical experiential learning and provide opportunities for our majors to visit work sites, conduct research, and practice important career skills. Most of our Psychology faculty actively work as counselors and mental health practitioners in our community and have strong working relationships with a wide variety of local agencies. This allows them to create many opportunities for hands-on experience for our students, including semester-long internships, where students can learn directly from people who work in the field.
Career Opportunities
- Psychologist
- Counselor
- Case Manager
Sample Courses
- PSYC 2301 - Developmental Psychology
- PSYC 3300 - Introduction to the Profession of Psychology
- PSYC 3325 - Forensic Psychology
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