University of Wisconsin - Superior

Bachelor of Arts/Science in Psychology

Uncover the complexities of human behavior with our Psychology program. Explore topics such as social interactions, child development, language acquisition, emotional responses, cognitive processes, and abnormal behavior.

Examine the interplay of biological and social factors influencing health, learning, and emotions. Investigate the effects of modern drugs on the brain and behavior. Develop critical thinking skills through analyzing gender roles, interpersonal dynamics, societal impacts, close relationships, and cross-cultural perspectives.

Our program integrates service-learning, allowing students to apply classroom knowledge to benefit the community.

Program Outcomes

Graduates will be able to:

• Employ critical thinking and scientific methods to analyze behavior and mental processes.
• Understand ethical principles within the psychology profession.
• Design, conduct, and interpret psychological research.
• Develop a professional portfolio.
• Apply psychological principles to individual, interpersonal, group, and societal issues.
• Gain a broad understanding of key concepts, including child and adult development, personality, social influences, human cognition, individual and social development, sensation and perception, neuroscience, abnormal behavior, learning, well-being, language, and clinical psychology.

Career Opportunities

A psychology degree offers versatility, providing a strong foundation for diverse career paths. Potential areas include counseling, neuroscience, business, healthcare, law, education, social work, and more.

Our program prepares students for advanced study in fields such as psychiatry, clinical psychology, counseling (including school, music, and art therapy), research/academic psychology (including neuropsychology, health, developmental, and social psychology), forensic psychology, industrial/organizational psychology, and sports psychology.