Overview
Psychology is the study of the mind and how it shapes our experiences and behaviors. At Ï㽶ÊÓƵ¹ÙÍø Pacific, you’ll examine people from scientific, religious, philosophical, physiological and socio-cultural perspectives. You’ll also gain a hands-on approach to learning, providing you with a unique and relevant experience. You’ll take your studies beyond the classroom with research projects and experiences observing and working in the field of psychology.
General Education Requirements
- BIB 114 - Jesus and the Christian Community Credits 3
- BIB 248 - Biblical Perspectives for Well-Being Credits 3
Program Prerequisites
- MATH 205 - Introduction to Statistics Credits 3
- PSY 119 - General Psychology Credits 3
Required Courses (38 units)
- PSY 216 - Psychological Statistics Credits 3
- PSY 251 - Child Growth and Development Credits 3
or - PSY 261 - Lifespan Development Credits 3
- PSY 296 - Social Psychology Credits 3
- PSY 316 - Advanced Research Methods Credits 3
- PSY 341 - Assessment, Testing, and Measurement Credits 3
- PSY 371 - Cognition Credits 3
- PSY 374 - Biopsychology Credits 3
- PSY 381 - Behavioral Psychology Credits 3
- PSY 411 - Abnormal Psychology Credits 3
- PSY 441 - Introduction to Counseling Theories Credits 3
- PSY 451 - History and Systems of Psychology Credits 3
- PSY 472 - Cross-Cultural Psychology Credits 3
- PSY 480 - Practicum I Credits 1
- PSY 481 - Practicum II Credits 1