The psychology program at The University of Tampa provides students with a strong liberal arts background in contemporary psychological theory and research. The program also strives to develop writing and critical thinking skills, which helps graduates compete successfully in both the job market and post-baccalaureate training programs. Psychology majors at The University of Tampa have the benefit of intensive interaction with faculty and fellow students.
Small classes encourage active participation from students.
Most psychology classes at UT have fewer than 30 students, in comparison to large universities which offer mass lecture classes of up to 600 students. Students have the opportunity to work closely with dedicated faculty advisors who help them meet their academic goals, work on independent study projects and tailor course work to their personal interests. Qualified advanced students may choose to complete internships in mental health facilities, child and family guidance centers and human resource settings. Options for senior theses and independent study are also available to qualified majors. This unique combination of classroom and real life experiences produces well-rounded students who are equipped to pursue many career opportunities.