Psychology Degrees & Programs

Is Psychology for you?

A degree in psychology prepares students for their futures as responsible global citizens. The curriculum engages students in research and scholarly activity, while also encouraging them to apply coursework in internships, study abroad, and/or community service. Graduates of the psychology program are prepared for entry-level employment in the field and for advanced study in graduate or professional schools.

Degree Options

Psychology Majors

• General Liberal Arts Track (B.A. in Psychology)
• Ph.D. Track (B.A. in Psychology)
• Pre-professional Track (B.S. in Psychology)
• General Liberal Arts Track (B.S. in Psychology)
• Ph.D. Track (B.S. in Psychology)
• Pre-professional Track (B.S. in Psychology)

Psychology Minor

• Psychology Minor

Why study Psychology at SFU?

The Psychology program at Saint Francis University is grounded in the Goals of Franciscan Higher Education and the learning goals identified by the American Psychological Association. This program, which offers a B.A. as well as a B.S. degree, is designed to introduce students to natural and social scientific investigations of behavior and mental processes. Within a liberal arts and sciences tradition, the Psychology Department is committed to teaching, mentoring, research, scholarly activity, and to service, both to the university and to our external communities.

Career Opportunities