Bachelor of Arts - Psychology

The study of psychology will help students understand the ways in which humans think and arrive at decisions. Understanding and unlocking these patterns can be the key to a more successful, productive and fulfilling life. Students will also learn key scientific research techniques and apply quantitative and qualitative means to solve problems or explain observations.

This psychology degree programs provide students with several career options. Psychologists work in a wide variety of different contexts, including clinical, legal, organizational, educational and research settings in both the private and public sector. Whether students are interested in pursuing a career in psychology, counseling, human resource management, or want a useful and fascinating academic springboard into any profession, an understanding of human interaction is helpful in many career fields.

Lewis psychology students have won awards for their outstanding academic achievements and have presented their original research at various professional conferences, enhancing the reputation of the program.