Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (AB Psychology)

Focuses on human behavior, social dynamics, cognitive
development, and emotional well-being from a liberal
arts perspective. It offers rigorous training in
psychological theories, counseling foundations, social
research, and human relations.

Program Learning Outcomes

Apply major psychological theories and concepts
to personal, social, and organizational contexts.
Conduct qualitative and quantitative psychological
research adhering to ethical standards.
Demonstrate empathetic interpersonal skills,
active listening, and basic counseling techniques.
Evaluate social issues and human dynamics to
advocate for community mental health.
Exude psychological literacy, ethical practice, and
social responsibility.

Who is this for / What it is designed for?

Empathic, socially-driven individuals interested in
understanding human behavior, counseling, human
resource development, guidance, and community
mental health.