Studies in psychology offer insight into the human mind and develop essential skills in research design and statistical methods. This program challenges students to enhance their critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication abilities. Georgia Gwinnett College emphasizes student engagement, providing opportunities for freshmen to collaborate with faculty on research projects, present at conferences, and even co-author academic journal articles.
Course examples for a psychology degree (varies based on your chosen concentration).
Graduates can pursue careers in individual, marriage, and family therapy, social work, community and public agencies, public policy, and research. The program also provides a strong theoretical foundation for those pursuing advanced degrees in psychology, law, business, medicine, and other fields.
Tuition and living cost information is not available on the program page.
Graduates can work in individual, marriage, and family therapy, social work, community and public agencies, public policy, and research. The program also prepares students for advanced degrees in psychology, law, business, and medicine.
Freshmen students have opportunities to collaborate with faculty on research projects, present at conferences, and co-author academic journal articles.
Course examples include Cognitive Psychology, Learning & Behaviour, and Writing in Psychology. Specific courses may vary based on your chosen concentration.
Detailed application instructions can be found on the Admissions & Aid section of the Georgia Gwinnett College university website.