The Psychological and Social Sciences major is a multidisciplinary degree program for students interested in understanding human behavior, group dynamics, and the influence of culture and the media on individuals’ actions.

Students take courses in a number of disciplines including Psychology (including Educational Psychology), Sociology, Anthropology, and Human Development and Family Studies.

An internship required for all students emphasizes the application of classroom knowledge to real-world settings.

The Bachelor of Arts degree provides students with a broad foundation in social and psychological theory.

The Bachelor of Science degree offers an additional emphasis on research and requires students to complete a senior thesis.

The Social Sciences Lab offers students the opportunity to partner with faculty doing cutting edge research in their fields.