Psychology

Dive into the Mind as a Psychology Professional

Psychology is the scientific study of how people think, feel and behave. This degree emphasizes the experimental and applied aspects of the discipline, allowing students to learn marketable skillsets and establish community connections for a variety of career paths.

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Psychology Major Overview

As a psychology student, you will gain fundamental training in neuroscience, cognitive psychology, statistical analysis and scientific methodology. You will be prepared to enter the job market immediately following graduation in a wide variety of fields that utilize knowledge of human behavior, communication and interpersonal skills. Students are also prepared for post-baccalaureate graduate study and training in counseling, clinical and experimental psychology.

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To earn a degree in psychology, you must complete the major requirements.  Consult with your academic advisor regarding major requirements and admission.

Explore Our Current Courses

Psychology students can take courses that cover a variety of subjects, including social psychology, cognition and memory, research methods, and gender. View the class schedule to learn more about what courses are currently being offered!

Student Spotlight

WSU Tri-Cities psychology student Gabby Ramirez was honored as a WSU Tri-Cities Woman of Distinction and now works as a Spanish teacher at Tri-Cities Prep Catholic High School.

Unique Psychology Opportunities

Internships are perfect opportunities for students to gain direct experience in their chosen occupations ahead of full-time careers. Get in touch with our Career Services office to learn more.

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