It's possible to combine psychology courses with courses from another major. Our Interdisciplinary Studies program enables you to tailor your course of study based on your academic interests.
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Arts
Psychology is a major for students who are interested in how humans and animals think, feel, and act. Our program helps students develop a scientifically based understanding of behavior and mental processes. Graduates emerge with the tools and knowledge to succeed in the career path of their choice.
The Stevenson Psychology major has four components:

In early December of 2008, students from the Stevenson University Biopsychology OCO visited the Anatomy and Physiology class at Baltimore Lutheran High School. On Dec 1, Sam Haviland, Sarah Moore, and Maurie Bingham gave a PowerPoint presentation introducing the students to the location and function of important brain areas. On Dec 2, Johanna Williams and Kaitlyn Benham assisted the high school students with a sheep brain dissection. By the end of the dissection the students were able to identify the brain areas from the presentation on the sheep brain. The teacher appreciated the visit and invited Stevenson students to visit again in the future.

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Psychology
Clinical Psychology
Human Services
Occupational Therapy
Education
Research Psychology
Bachelor's degree students begin careers in a variety fields including research, human services, public relations, and education. Many students go on to pursue master's and doctoral degrees in areas such as Clinical Psychology, School Psychology, Counseling Psychology, and Social Work.