Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes, offering insights into human nature and self-understanding. The program at Indiana Tech covers topics such as human development, sensation and perception, unconscious influences, memory, intelligence, personality, brain function, social behavior, and psychological disorders. It aims to prepare students for entry-level careers in psychology.
Graduates with a psychology degree can pursue careers in human services, HR, sales, law enforcement, market research, childcare, education (with additional credentials), elderly care, and work with developmentally impaired individuals. They can also enter graduate programs in psychology, business, healthcare, law, and more.
Students who complete this program will be able to:
- Explain theories of major concepts and ethical principles in psychology.
- Analyze the impact of mental processes on human behaviors throughout the lifespan.
- Apply psychological skills, knowledge, and principles to enhance human functioning in entry-level career positions.
- Utilize the Scientific Method appropriately in various settings and situations.
- Demonstrate effective interpersonal communication skills.
- Employ effective writing skills for professional and academic contexts.
- Demonstrate understanding of human diversity and individual differences in professional context.
- Exhibit ethical behavior in research design.
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