Psychology Degree - Wisconsin Campus

Psychology is the study of human behavior. The major provides a foundation in human physiological, mental, intellectual, personality, and social development. Specific coursework is focused on research, theories and processes useful for understanding oneself and others both as individuals and as members of various societies, groups, cultures and organizations.

Psychology students are encouraged to think critically, to analyze and integrate information from other disciplines and sources, and to draw conclusions which can lead to the application of psychology to the identification and realization of individual and group goals. The study of psychology partners well with liberal arts coursework and facilitates ethical thinking, self-awareness and empathy within a global community.
 

The Curriculum

Liberal Arts Studies Courses
32 Semester Credit Hours

• LAS 30012 Proseminar
• LAS 45012 Graduation Review

40 Semester Credit Hours

• PSY 12053 Principles of Psychology
• PSY 36000 Statistics for the Social Sciences
• PSY 30153 Theories of Personality
• PSY 30353 Psychology of Abnormal Behavior
• PSY 31354 Physiological Psychology
• PSY 32253 Research Design and Analysis
• PSY 32353 Developmental Psychology
• PSY 40854 History & Systems of Psychology
• SOC 30653 Ethnic Relations and Multiculturalism or PSY 32153 Social Psychology
• PSY 49201 Seminar in Psychology (Capstone - taken after all core courses are completed)

Elective Courses
44 Semester Credit Hours

Total Credit Hours Required for Graduation                                          
128 Semester Credit Hours