Psychology
The Psychology program is designed to guide the discovery of the student's unique giftedness as relates to his/her vocational call. Special attention will be given to how faith and theory translates into application as students consider graduate school options or entry level employment. Each course in the curriculum is intended to scaffold (build, construct) the learning experience toward a capstone internship that will attempt to measure ability to learn at the next level. Additional education and supervised work may be required for certification, depending on state/institutional requirements.
Objectives
Upon completion of this program a student should be able to:
- Articulate a basic understanding of the principles of human development.
- Understand contemporary psychological theory.
- Attain a basic knowledge of psychological research methodology.
- Integrate the connection between the Bible and psychological principle into a model applicable to the student's professional context.
General Education Core = 54 Hours
Religion Core = 29 Hours
Required Courses
- CE100 Introduction to Christian Education
- MI100 Introduction to Christian Missions
- PS112 Personal Awareness
- PS321 Childhood Problems
- PS225 Behavior Modification
- PS346 Introduction to Group Dynamics
- PS202 Life Span Psychology
- PS311 Personality Theories
- PS201 Principles of Counseling
- PS413 Abnormal Psychology
- PS404 Issues in Counseling
- PS323 Social Psychology
- PS424 Death and Dying
