The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Long Island University, Brooklyn, is designed for students eager to understand the complexities of human behavior and its impact on society. You will explore the scientific principles that explain why people think, feel, and act the way they do, delving into areas such as research design, analysis, and the writing of psychological findings. This undergraduate degree provides a robust foundation for those interested in addressing significant social issues, from interpersonal relationships to developmental and abnormal psychology, equipping you with critical thinking and analytical skills essential for a career in this dynamic field.
This full-time, on-campus program, studied over four years, offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes core psychology courses, research methods, and a variety of upper-level electives. You will engage with topics ranging from cognitive psychology and social dynamics to clinical practice and neuroscience, often through hands-on research and analytical projects. You will graduate with a strong understanding of psychological theories and empirical research, prepared for diverse career paths in counseling, education, business, public affairs, and various health and social service sectors, or for further graduate study.