 | B.A. Psychology30 semester hours including –
- PSYC 131 - Intro to Psychology
- PSYC 234 – Social Psychology
- PSYC 235 – Drugs and Behavior
- PSYC 236 – Developmental Psychology
- PSYC 271 – Quantitative Methods for Psychology I
- PSYC 272 – Quantitative Methods for Psychology II
- PSYC 339 - Psychological Testing or PSYC 372 – Quantitative Methods for Psychology III
- PSYC 437 – History and Systems of Psychology
3 hours from –
- PSYC 334 – Cognition
- PSYC 347 – Physiological Psychology
- PSYC 371 – Animal Learning
3 upper division hours of the student’s choice |
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B.S. Psychology34 semester hours including –
- PSYC 131 - Intro to Psychology
- PSYC 234 – Social Psychology
- PSYC 271 – Quantitative Methods for Psychology I
- PSYC 272 – Quantitative Methods for Psychology II
- PSYC 334 – Cognition
- PSYC 347 - Physiological Psychology or PSYC 371 - Animal Learning
- PSYC 372 - Quantitative Methods for Psychology III
- PSYC 437 – History and Systems of Psychology
- PSYC 411 – Senior Seminar
- 9 additional hours in psychology
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| | Psychology students present research at conferences, listen to special speakers, participate in internships, and work closely with other psychology majors and faculty in a host of contexts. The five main areas of courses—general psychology, measurement and methodology, basic processes, the person, and applied processes—provide students with a deep knowledge of their field. The program’s emphasis of combining the empirical study of behavior with a broad liberal arts education prepares students for graduate study, further education in other fields and for careers in many settings. Psychology studies at TLU are taken beyond the classroom and include hosting forums, symposiums and conferences, as well as pursuing outside research made possible through the Knaier and Hiner psychological research and travel awards.
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