Maryville University's Psychology/Sociology double major offers students a comprehensive understanding of human behavior and societal structures. This program combines the principles of psychology, focusing on individual behavior, with sociology, which examines social relationships and institutions. Graduates gain a broad academic foundation and specialized knowledge, enhancing their career prospects in a variety of fields. The curriculum emphasizes applied, career-related experiences alongside theoretical study, preparing students for immediate employment or further graduate education. An optional graduate bridge program for social work is also available.
Graduates of the Psychology/Sociology double major are prepared for a wide range of career paths. The combination of disciplines equips students with analytical skills applicable to diverse professional environments. The program also supports students interested in pursuing graduate studies in fields like counseling or social work.
Specific admission requirements may vary. Please refer to the Admissions section for detailed information.
Tuition and fees are subject to change. International students should consult the university's international admissions and financial aid resources for specific cost details.
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