(18 semester-hour credits)

This specialization involves the study of behavior and mental processes as well as the theories applied in evaluating behavior. Students interested in psychology are typically either working in or aspire to work in a field that requires a broader knowledge or better understanding of human behaviors. program outcomes are as follows:

• Acquire various bodies of knowledge and competencies within specific areas of study or individual fields.
• Demonstrate critical writing, thinking, calculating, and communication proficiencies.
• Acquire broad areas of human knowledge to develop intellectual capacity and deepen insight within general fields of study.
• Understand the foundation of ethical and professional standards including those specific to a field of study.
• Develop a foundation for lifelong learning.
• Obtain credential or degree needed to advance or enter professional career related to each field.