Psychology - Clark Atlanta University

Psychology from Clark Atlanta University is a Campus Bachelor Personality Psychology degree that prepares you for a Psychology career. As a field of knowledge, psychology is based on both the biological and social sciences. The Department of Psychology educates students planning professional careers in psychology , sociology, social work, and special education services. The Department's aims are to develop in students the abilities to question and think critically and to become independent investigators and to impart a philosophy of appreciation for a developing and maturing science based on well-grounded experimental evidence. A major in psychology requires 46 hours in psychology in addition to PSY-C 211 (General Psychology) which is a General Education Core Requirement. The following courses in psychology must be included in the forty-six (46) hours: CPSY 313 Statistics I CPSY 314 Statistics II CPSY 315 Social Psychology CPSY 371 Experimental Psychology I CPSY 377 History and Systems of Psychology CPSY 385 Abnormal Psychology CPSY 413 Learning CPSY 415 Physiological Psychology CPSY 418 Seminar CPSY 488 Internship The Bachelor of Arts in psychology requires the 46 hours in psychology , 54 hours in General Education Core Requirements and 23 hours of electives (may be used for minor) for a total of 123 course hours. A minor in psychology requires at least six (6) psychology courses. The following courses are required: CPSY 315, CPSY 377, CPSY 385, and CPSY 413. View more details on Clark Atlanta University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Personality Psychology courses.