Psychology Curriculum
You will study the classical and contemporary content of the behavioral and social sciences, be trained to think critically and analytically, and develop effective communication skills. University of the Sciences' coursework will help you aquire a thorough background in many aspects of psychology.
The following is a typical curriculum for psychology students entering University of the Sciences in Fall 2010; current students should refer to their academic advisor for their curricula.
First Year
Psychology Orientation I, II
Introduction to Psychology
Writing and Rhetoric I, II
Mathematical Analysis I, II
General Biology I, II
Physical Education I, II
Philosophy of Psychology
Second Year
Learning and Behavior
Introduction to Communication
Introduction to Biostatistics
Intellectual Heritage I, II
Natural Science Elective
Biological Psychology
Psychology of Human Development
General Education Humanities Requirement
Third Year
Research Design & Statistical Analysis I, II
Cognitive Psychology
Sensation and Perception
General Education Social Sciences Requirements
History Elective
Tests and Measurements
Psychology Core Elective
Public Speaking
Fourth Year
Ethics and Legal Issues
Psychology Core and Advanced Skills Electives
Free Elective
General Education Humanitites Requirement
Advanced Program Electives
Additional general education courses will be required as part of the program.
For detailed course descriptions and other information about the psychology curriculum, see the University Catalog.