Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Content Knowledge and Applications

Our graduates can describe key concepts, principles, and theories in psychological science (APA 1.1)

Content Knowledge and Applications

Our graduates develop a working knowledge of psychology's major subfields (APA 1.2)

Content Knowledge and Applications

Our graduates can portray significant aspects of the history of psychological science (APA 1.3)

Content Knowledge and Applications

Our graduates apply psychological content to solve practical problems (APA 1.4)

Content Knowledge and Applications

Our graduates can provide examples of psychology's integrative themes* (APA 1.5)

Communication

Our graduates can interact effectively with others (APA 4.1)

Communication

Our graduates can write effectively for different purposes (APA 4.2)

Communication

Our graduates can present effectively for different purposes (APA 4.2)

Information Literacy

Our graduates can exercise scientific reasoning to investigate psychological phenomena (APA 2.1)

Information Literacy

Our graduates can interpret, design, and evaluate psychological research (APA 2.2)

Information Literacy

Our graduates can use statistics to evaluate quantitative research findings (APA 2.4)

Information Literacy

Our graduates can provide evidence of psychological literacy (APA 4.3)

Information Literacy

Our graduates can exhibit appropriate technological skills to improve communication (APA 4.4)

Values in Psychological Science

Our graduates employ ethical standards in research, practice, and academic contexts (APA 3.1)

Values in Psychological Science

Our graduates develop and practice interpersonal and intercultural responsiveness (APA 3.2)

Values in Psychological Science

Our graduates can apply psychological principles to strengthen community and improve quality of life (APA 3.3)