Psychology
Department mission:
The Psychology Department is committed to the larger mission of St. Francis College, promoting academic excellence and fostering critical thinking and a commitment to social justice. These values are implemented with sensitivity to and appreciation of intellectual and cultural diversity. The Psychology Department is committed to furthering our understanding of the mind and behavior through scientific methods and to applying the science of psychology to promote human welfare. The Department offers programs that combine methodological and theoretical courses with fieldwork to develop research and applied skills. Students learn about the foundations of psychology through a wide array of courses and activities, train for work in applied fields, and prepare for advanced study. Alongside the study of the science of psychology, the psychology major offers the general benefits of a liberal arts education, emphasizing preparation for lifelong learning, critical thinking, and responsible action.
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Psychology Programs
Psychology, B.A.
Psychology, Minor
Cross-Cultural and Multicultural Psychology, Minor
Applied Behavioral Psychology, B.A./M.A.
General Psychology, M.A.
Outcomes Driven Education
B.A., Psychology
B.A./M.A., Psychology
BA/MA Psychology
The Bronx Defenders
B.A./M.A., Psychology
“My dream career path is one that involves serving and interacting with people, especially immigrant communities. I hope to pursue an advanced degree in social work upon graduating from SFC.”
“Dr. SungHun Kim in the psychology department is a great mentor. He challenged me to think more creatively and critically about the unique experiences individuals go through.”
“I feel like with the master's program and the supportive psychology department at St. Francis, I have opportunities available to me.”
“The class I took with Jason Dubow [Lecturer of English] was digital humanities. The role he played in coaching me was greater than that class.”
“My dream is to practice as a clinical neuropsychologist and specialize in working with those who have suffered traumatic brain injuries.”
Psychology News and Events
Students Travel to Havana to Take Part in College's First Marine Biology Course Offered There
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