The need for mental health support is recognized now more than ever. Psychologists study the human mind and behaviors and learn to apply that knowledge as a mental health care provider. The field of Psychology needs compassionate and insightful people who enjoy helping others achieve the best quality of life.
At Walsh, our Psychology degree focuses on several main areas within the psychology field. We take extra steps to prepare students for graduate work in counseling or research.
Psychology - Community/Clinical: For students pursing future licensure as counselors or psychologists
Psychology - Pre-Occupational Therapy: For students interested in pursuing a career as an occupational therapist with the intent to pursue a Master's Degree in Occupational Therapy
Psychology - Pre-Physical Therapy: For students interested in a career as a Physical Therapist with the intent to pursue a graduate degree in Physical Therapy
Psychology - Research: For students not interested in a licensed profession, who may want graduate work in psychology or careers in government or businesses, etc.
Behavior-Focused. Psychoanalytical, behavioral and humanistic perspectives receive detailed attention, but several courses are taught from an integrative bio-psychological perspective.
Examination of Personal and Social Issues. Through courses about gender, addictions, culture, human sexuality and child and adolescent development, students will gain an appreciation and understanding of multiple psychological issues.
Experienced Faculty. Our professors hold the doctorate degree and are competent practitioners and researchers.
Internships are an excellent opportunity to gain experience in applied behavioral science. Read more about our Psychology Internship opportunities.
Research. Counseling. Therapy. A variety of careers is available to Psychology majors, where the application of principles learned can be used to help those in need.
Some specific career opportunities include:
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