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Psychology

Overview

The Psychology program at Webber International University provides a broad understanding of human behavior, thought processes, and emotions. This program is ideal for students interested in understanding the complexities of human psychology and prepares them for careers in fields such as counseling, social services, and human resources, as well as for further academic study in psychology and related disciplines.

Program Highlights

  • Diverse Perspectives in Psychology: The program offers a well-rounded curriculum that covers developmental, cognitive, social, and abnormal psychology, allowing students to explore different facets of human behavior.
  • Research and Analytical Skills: Emphasis on research methodology and statistical analysis prepares students to understand, conduct, and interpret psychological research.
  • Real-World Applications: Courses integrate psychological principles with practical applications, providing skills that can be directly applied in careers that require an understanding of human behavior and interpersonal dynamics.

Curriculum Focus

Key areas of study in the Psychology program include:

  • Developmental Psychology: Examines how individuals grow and change from infancy through adulthood, focusing on cognitive, social, and emotional development.
  • Social and Cognitive Psychology: Explores how individuals think, process information, and interact within social environments, examining influences on behavior and decision-making.
  • Abnormal Psychology: Provides insights into psychological disorders, their causes, and treatment approaches, fostering an understanding of mental health challenges.
  • Research Methods and Ethics: Teaches students the scientific methods used in psychological research, including data collection and analysis, while emphasizing ethical considerations in working with human subjects.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Psychology program are prepared for a range of career paths, including:

  • Social Services Specialist: Supporting individuals and communities by connecting them with resources and services.
  • Behavioral Health Technician: Assisting mental health professionals in implementing treatment plans and supporting clients in behavioral health settings.
  • Human Resources Coordinator: Applying psychology to improve workplace dynamics, recruitment, and employee well-being.
  • Case Manager: Working with individuals in healthcare, social services, or nonprofit organizations to coordinate care and resources.

Why Choose Webber?

Webber’s Psychology program combines a rigorous academic foundation with practical skills in research and analysis, making it a solid choice for students interested in understanding human behavior. Small class sizes and personalized faculty support create an engaging learning environment that fosters student success both academically and professionally.

Delivery

In-Person, Online

Credit Hours

  • Bachelor: 120 Credit Hours

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