Connecticut, United States
Qualification
Bachelor's Degree
Study mode
Full-time
Duration
4 years
Intakes
August
January
Total tuition fee (local)
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Total tuition fee (foreign)
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Entry Requirements
- Students whose native language is not English must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Minimum score of 550 (PBT) or 80 (iBT with a minimum of 20 in each sub-score) is needed for consideration.
Curriculum
- (UC) Introduction to Psychology
- Lib Arts Elective
- Special Topics in Psychology
- Introduction to Statistics in Psychology
- Human Sexuality (WS 210)
- (UC) The Concept of Personality and Its Development
- Cognitive Psychology
- Adult Development Psychology (GT 234)
- Child and Adolescent Developmental Psychology
- School Psychology
- Parenting Science
- Introduction to Conditioning and Learning
- Physiological Psychology
- Psychology of Close Relationships
- (UC) Social Psychology
- (UC) Honors Social Psychology
- (UC) Psychology of Women (WS 262)
- Industrial/Organizational Psychology
- (UC) Abnormal Psychology
- Forensic Psychology
- Special Topics in Psychology
- Special Topics Lab
- Methods I: Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology
- Methods I Lab
- Methods II: Advanced Research Methods in Psychology
- Methods II Lab
- History of Psychology
- History of Madness
- Tests and Measurements in Psychology
- Health Psychology
- Advanced Cognition
- Cognitive Development
- Animal Behavior
- Research Methods in Behavioral Neuroscience
- Sensation and Perception
- Advanced Psychology of Learning
- Psychology of Learning Lab
- Psychology of Language
- Drugs, Brain and Behavior
- School Age Development
- Advanced Personnel Psychology
- Advanced Organizational Psychology
- Occupational Health Psychology
- Intimate Partner Violence Seminar (WS 370)
- Clinical Psychology
- Child Psychopathology
- Positive Psychology
- Advanced Social Psychology
- Psychology and the Law
- Gay and Lesbian Identities and Communities in the 20th Century (SO 384)
- Human Services Seminar (SL: Service Learning)
- Fieldwork in Human Services (SL: Service Learning)
- Fieldwork in Human Services
- Fieldwork in Industrial/Organizational Psychology
- Senior Seminar in Psychology
Psychology majors also have the opportunity to engage in supervised fieldwork and intensive study within one of two concentrations:
- Human Services
- Industrial/Organizational Psychology