Table of Contents
- What can I do with a Psychology degree?
- What will I learn in the program?
- What degrees/certificates are available?
- What classes are offered through online learning?
- What is the application deadline?
- Where can I find out more general information?
- What are starting salaries of graduates?
What can I do with a Psychology degree?
Whether
you choose a major, minor or a bachelor of integrated studies (BIS) emphasis
in psychology at WSU, you will better understand human behavior and prepare
yourself for a career that involves working with people. WSU's psychology
program is designed to teach the content of psychology, the major methodology
of psychological inquiry and some skills and techniques in applying the
concepts. A bachelor's degree in psychology can be your first step to a career
in:
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Human
resources
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Analysis
(designing surveys, collecting and analyzing data)
-
Pharmaceutical
sales and manufacture
-
School
counseling/psychology
-
Laboratories
-
Business/government
-
Corrections
Note:
Regardless of your career choice, a background in psychology provides you
with insight about people-a beneficial skill you can use in any job.
For
additional career opportunities in the social sciences, go to the website:
WSU Career Services
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What will I learn in the program?
Once
you have taken an introductory psychology course and classes in basic
statistics and research methods, you can tailor your coursework in many
different ways. Whether your interests are in counseling, child and family
issues, neuroscience, corrections, research, graduate study in psychology or
other areas such as law, business, political science and personnel, your
advisor can help you develop your course of study and help you choose the
courses that are the best "fit" for your career goals.
In
addition, the WSU psychology program provides a variety of practicum to
broaden your education in counseling, corrections, community
organizations/clubs, schools, and community centers. These opportunities
enable you to learn and apply interpersonal skills with a diverse group of
children and adult populations while working or volunteering on a job.
What degrees/certificates are available?
Students can obtain a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of
Integrated Studies. They can also obtain a teaching major or minor.
What courses are offered through online learning?
For a current listing of courses go to this address:
http://applications.weber.edu/StudentApps/Registration/search.asp?menu=f
What is the application deadline?
Although
there is no deadline for
application, you are
encouraged to apply early
and register for classes.
Contact the psychology
department for specific
information or to schedule
an advisement time.
Check this site for application information:
http://departments.weber.edu/aac/
Where can I find out more general information?
For more information about WSU check out this site:
http://departments.weber.edu/aac/
What are starting salaries of graduates?
Starting salaries vary widely depending on the region, workplace and skill
level.
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