Psychology - Bachelor of Arts

If you find yourself constantly wondering what makes people tick or if you make a positive impact on people’s mental health, then majoring in psychology could be the perfect path for you. With a Talladega Psychology degree, you can prepare yourself for a variety of career options.

 

What a Psychology Degree Can Do for You

The demand for professionals with strong interpersonal, analytical, and problem-solving skills is consistently high, making a psychology degree a versatile and marketable asset. By studying psychology, you could equip yourself with skills that are sought after in numerous fields.

  • Problem-Solving Skills:  Develop the ability to identify problems, analyze their root causes, and develop effective solutions.
  • Interpersonal Skills:  Learn to understand and navigate social interactions, build rapport, and work effectively in teams.
  • Communication Skills:  Develop strong written and verbal skills to share information such as reports, presentations, and discussions.
  • Critical Thinking and Analysis:  Evaluate information, identify patterns, and draw logical conclusions.
  • Ethical Reasoning:  Learn to navigate ethical dilemmas and make responsible decisions.

Where Can a Psychology Degree Take You?

There are several well-paying career avenues that you can travel with your psychology degree. Here are some of the highest paying roles*:

  • Industrial Psychologist
  • Neuropsychiatrist
  • Military Psychologist
  • Sports Psychologist
  • Forensic Psychologist
  • Clinical Psychologist
  • Counseling Psychologist

A Sneak Peek!

Here are some of the courses you will take in Psychology:

  • Psychology of Personal Growth 
  • Group Dynamics 
  • Theories of Personality 
  • Biological Science
  • Behavioral Analysis 
  • Industrial/Organizational Psychology 
  • Substance Abuse and Mental Health


View more Psychology courses in the Course Catalog (page 97)
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Take the next step! Apply Now

For more information, contact Dr. Alicia Curry at alcurry@talladega.edu or (256) 761-6346.

*Source: Indeed.com