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Students earning an undergraduate degree in psychology will gain the knowledge and skills necessary for entry-level professional responsibilities in a variety of community, business, government, and educational settings. Students will also be prepared for graduate study in psychology and related fields. The psychology major consists of a core of required courses plus completion of coursework chosen by students to reflect their interests, career aspirations, or graduate study ambitions. Students take courses that emphasize effective scientific reasoning (construction of knowledge), critical thinking (analysis of knowledge), communication (transmission of knowledge), and transfer (application of knowledge). Psychology graduates interested in working in mental health-related professions might find employment in substance abuse treatment programs, family and child services, crisis counseling centers, and other human services agencies. Those majoring in psychology can also choose courses that help prepare them for graduate study in psychology and counseling. Marymount offers graduate programs in counseling and forensic and legal psychology, and more information about these programs can be found in the university?s Graduate Catalog. Upon successful completion of the psychology program, students will be able to demonstrate critical evaluation of a psychological topic through effective writing; apply psychological research methodologies and statistical techniques to a research question; apply specialized psychological knowledge in an internship setting; demonstrate effective presentation skills within the discipline.
Program overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Students earning an undergraduate degree in psychology will gain the knowledge and skills necessary for entry-level professional responsibilities in a variety of community, business, government, and educational settings. Students will also be prepared for graduate study in psychology and related fields. The psychology major consists of a core of required courses plus completion of coursework chosen by students to reflect their interests, career aspirations, or graduate study ambitions. Students take courses that emphasize effective scientific reasoning (construction of knowledge), critical thinking (analysis of knowledge), communication (transmission of knowledge), and transfer (application of knowledge). Psychology graduates interested in working in mental health-related professions might find employment in substance abuse treatment programs, family and child services, crisis counseling centers, and other human services agencies. Those majoring in psychology can also choose courses that help prepare them for graduate study in psychology and counseling. Marymount offers graduate programs in counseling and forensic and legal psychology, and more information about these programs can be found in the university?s Graduate Catalog. Upon successful completion of the psychology program, students will be able to demonstrate critical evaluation of a psychological topic through effective writing; apply psychological research methodologies and statistical techniques to a research question; apply specialized psychological knowledge in an internship setting; demonstrate effective presentation skills within the discipline.
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Marymount University offers undergraduate majors, minors, and certificates in a variety of disciplines, as well as opportunities to earn teaching licensure or prepare for further study through a pre-professional program. Some programs offer highly qualified students a chance to accelerate their work toward a graduate degree through a combined bachelor's/master's approach, with many programs having earned accreditation or approval from prestigious organizations.
B.A. in Psychology
48 monthsProgram duration
PsychologyMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Program overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Admission requirements
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Tuition fee and scholarships
Scholarships
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
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