Psychology - Salish Kootenai College

Psychology from Salish Kootenai College is a Campus Bachelor Personality Psychology degree that prepares you for a Psychology career. Degree Objectives: In addition to the goals of the AA program, the curriculum at the BA level is designed to meet the following needs: Provide a generalist degree with coursework across a broad range of subject areas in psychology and other disciplines Train students in a variety of skills, including computer, writing, speaking, research and interpersonal skills Provide significant coursework in the development of written communication and presentation skills Address the educational needs of tribal college students who live and work in a reservation setting Provide coursework that helps prepare the student to use psychology in multicultural contexts, with specific emphasis on Native American culture and values Increase skills in the understanding and application of research methodology in both Western and Indigenous styles of research Offer a series of higher-level psychology courses that prepare the student for graduate studies in psychology Offer a broad-based program for students who work in fields requiring knowledge and understanding of human behavior Student Learning Outcomes - Bachelor of Arts: Upon completion of the Bachelor of Arts degree, students will: Show development of a broad knowledge base in psychology subject areas, including an awareness of ethical issues in the fields of psychology and counseling Develop baccalaureate level skills in psychological writing, public speaking, computer applications and interpersonal communication Demonstrate understanding and application of research methodology as applied to Western and Indigenous styles of research, including use of psychological literature to find, review, understand and keep current in the subject areas of psychology Apply knowledge of psychology to real-world situations in meaningful ways across multiple settings and conditions Continue to develop self-knowledge and its application to interpersonal psychology , including the ability to understand and assess the influence of one?s own perspectives, abilities, strengths and weaknesses Develop flexibility in working within and across cultures by building upon cultural knowledge and awareness Integrate Native American cultural perspectives into knowledge and application of psychology and counseling theory and be able to apply this knowledge to issues, perspectives and situations that may be encountered in a reservation setting View more details on Salish Kootenai College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Personality Psychology courses.