Department of Psychology
Program Overview
Psychology is the scientific study of mind and behavior. An undergraduate degree in psychology enhances career opportunities in many areas, and a graduate degree prepares students for professional careers in psychology and related fields.
Our faculty represent a diversity of psychology's specializations including cognition, development, social, biological, and behavior analysis. The curriculum encompasses empirical, theoretical, and applied approaches, and students have opportunities to explore specialty areas within the discipline. Internships and independent study are available to qualified students.
We provide enhanced learning experiences in the classroom and lab, preparing students for the job market and graduate training. Student / faculty research collaborations leading to publications and presentations at professional conferences. We host a local chapter of Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology, as well as our own Psychology Club.
Career Opportunities
Graduates may find employment in many fields including human services, research, administration, psychological assessment, human resources, rehabilitation services, and veterans and victim advocacy. Visit CSU's Center for Career Coaching for more resources.