In both programs, a wide range of courses at both introductory and advanced levels are available, in common topic areas such as developmental, social, abnormal, personality and experimental psychology, and in special topic areas such as psychology of love and interpersonal relations, techniques of psychotherapy, drugs and behavior, health psychology, sport psychology, psychology and the law, and current issues in psychology. D. program in School Psychology , and an APA-approved Ph.D. program in Clinical Psychology are also available. More information Transfer Policies Transfer courses are acceptable as long as they are equivalent to offerings within the School. All eighteen full-time faculty have a Ph.D. in clinical, school or some other area of psychology, and all teach undergraduate and graduate courses. In addition to teaching, faculty are actively involved in research and professional and community service.
Numerous opportunities exist for student participation in faculty research and service.
Many undergraduates go on for a master's or doctoral degree in one of the many specialized fields in psychology, or in other fields such as medicine, dentistry, social work, law, and business. Psychology is also a suitable minor for students majoring in related fields such as Communications, Management, or Marketing. For those who hold a degree in psychology, career opportunities abound. Psychology is currently the second most popular undergraduate major nationwide, second only to business administration. Most psychology majors find jobs in administrative support, public affairs, education, business, sales, service industries, health, the biological sciences, or computer programming.