The Bachelor’s in Psychology program at Nichols College challenges students to evaluate complex issues in today’s world by exploring the science of human thought and behavior. Working closely with their advisor, students are encouraged to combine electives to form a thematic concentration that is both personally and professionally meaningful.
Since the study of psychology examines how and why people act, think, and feel, the Psychology major (or minor) at Nichols is particularly useful when combined with other disciplines such as criminal justice, marketing, business communication, or management. Your academic advisor can assist you in determining whether a double major or minor aligns with your goals.
CAREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY
Bachelor’s degrees in Psychology are versatile. At Nichols, our Psychology majors are known for their strong communication skills, understanding of human behavior, problem-solving skills, and ability to collect, organize, and analyze information. The following are just a few of the common psychology career paths for individuals who complete a bachelor's degree:
- Advertising Agent
- Case Manager
- Child Care Worker
- Laboratory Assistant
- Market Researcher
- Research Assistant
- Probation and Parole Officer
- Sales Representative
- Social Service Specialist
- Teacher
- Writer
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