Flexible scheduling of courses in both day and evening settings gives you time for other activities. Practicum placements provide you with the opportunity to combine your classroom knowledge with current practice in a variety of community-based settings. An integrated and well-balanced curriculum will prepare you for either graduate study or employment opportunities. Modern experimental, developmental, and counseling laboratories enable you to improve your clinical and research skills. Extensive computer facilities allow you to have access to your peers, to information about psychology, to various psychology tutorials, and to word processing and other helpful programs.
Teaching is our primary mission.
The faculty at the University of Indianapolis are dedicated teachers who regularly receive high ratings from students on their yearly evaluations of classroom performance. Research experiences are available to help you gain further preparation for either graduate school or employment in the field of psychology. The graduate programs require the completion of a Master's thesis or a clinical dissertation. An active Psychology Club lets you meet with your peers for field trips, topical lectures, and other fun activities. Our psychology club has helped interview prospective faculty members, hosted speakers from outside the campus, and had parties for psychology majors.