Bachelor of Science in Psychology
EXPERIENCE PSYCHOLOGY AS A HUMAN SCIENCE
Honoring our roots in Humanistic Psychology, undergraduate students are encouraged to approach psychology in ways that can facilitate self-understanding, alongside an understanding of others and society as a whole, in the service of personal and communal growth and development. Explore themes central to our academic learning environment, such as:
- The meaning of genuine community
- Personal relationships
- Sociocultural influences on psychological life
- Explorations into creativity
- Understanding human suffering
- Enhancing human potential
Prepare for Rewarding Careers
Prepare for Rewarding Careers
UWG's B.S. in Psychology prepares students for a wide range of careers by applying human science approaches to real-world situations. Our graduates go into fields such as:
- Social and community services
- Human resources and public relations
- Criminal justice and rehabilitation services
- Secondary education teaching and administration
- Counseling, therapy, and research (post-graduate school)
A Pathway to Graduate School
A Pathway to Graduate School
After earning a B.S. degree, our students have the option to apply for M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in Psychology, conveniently offered here at UWG. Our internationally-recognized graduate programs, which focus on humanistic psychology, will open pathways to practice in the field as therapists, counselors, and researchers.
A Community of Learning
A Community of Learning
Our psychology community at UWG has rich historical roots, which still run deep in the program. Students pursuing the B.S. in Psychology have the opportunity to:
- Engage with dedicated faculty and supportive peers
- Gain professional experience by participating in our Student Psychology Undergraduate Conference (SPARC)
- Join the Psychology Student Association
- Learn about and experience graduate level courses
Our Values
Our Values
We work closely with students to help them develop a deep understanding of the major themes, conflicts, and perspectives in psychology. Our courses strive to apply psychological concepts to life outside the classroom, and we support students in gaining a clarity about their own identities, values, aspirations, emotions, strengths, and weaknesses.