BSc Psychology

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📘 Program Name: BSc Psychology

Program Duration: 3 Years (Full-Time)
💻 Delivery Mode: On-Campus / Online / Hybrid
🎓 Credit Hours: 90
📅 Intake: Fall, Spring
🏛️ Degree Awarded By: Arizona International University


🌍 Program Overview

The BSc Psychology program at Arizona International University is designed for students interested in the scientific study of human behavior, cognition, and emotions. Combining foundational theories with practical, applied research, this program provides a comprehensive education in psychology. Graduates are prepared for diverse career opportunities in mental health, education, healthcare, research, and more.

Students will engage in research projects, case studies, and gain practical training, allowing them to build both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. The program covers biological, psychological, and social factors that influence behavior and applies psychological research to real-world scenarios.


📚 Curriculum Highlights

The BSc Psychology program provides a well-rounded education in various psychological domains, including:

  • Introduction to Psychology – Overview of theories, methods, and concepts in psychology.

  • Research Methods in Psychology – Study of research design, data analysis, and ethics in psychological research.

  • Biological Psychology – Learn about the biological foundations of behavior, including brain function and neurochemistry.

  • Cognitive Psychology – Exploration of mental processes like perception, memory, and problem-solving.

  • Social Psychology – Study of how social influences, group dynamics, and culture shape behavior.

  • Abnormal Psychology – Study of psychological disorders, symptoms, and treatments.

  • Developmental Psychology – Understanding human development across the lifespan.

  • Psychological Assessment and Testing – Introduction to psychological tests used to assess cognition, personality, and behavior.

  • Statistical Methods in Psychology – Application of statistics to analyze psychological data.

  • Psychology of Emotion and Motivation – Investigation of emotions, motivation, and behavior regulation.

  • Neuropsychology – Study of brain-behavior relationships and neurological disorders.

  • Ethics in Psychology – Study of ethical principles in psychological research and practice.

  • Health Psychology – Exploration of how psychological factors influence health and medical treatment.

  • Forensic Psychology – Application of psychology in legal settings, focusing on criminal behavior.

  • Educational Psychology – Understanding how psychological principles improve teaching and learning.


🎯 Specializations Available

Students can choose to specialize in one of the following areas:

  • Clinical Psychology – Diagnosis and treatment of mental health conditions.

  • Cognitive Neuroscience – Study of brain function in cognition and decision-making.

  • Health Psychology – Focus on the psychological impact of health and wellness.

  • Forensic Psychology – Focus on psychology in the criminal justice system.

  • Educational Psychology – Applying psychology to improve learning outcomes.

  • Industrial-Organizational Psychology – Focus on applying psychology in the workplace.


🎯 Career Outcomes

Graduates of the BSc Psychology program can pursue careers in a variety of fields, including:

  • Clinical Psychologist – Provide therapy and counseling.

  • Human Resources Specialist – Apply psychology in recruitment and organizational behavior.

  • Research Psychologist – Conduct studies to advance psychological knowledge.

  • Counselor – Offer support for emotional and mental health issues.

  • Educational Psychologist – Support students’ academic and emotional needs.

  • Industrial-Organizational Psychologist – Improve workplace dynamics.

  • School Psychologist – Work with students in schools to support learning and emotional well-being.

  • Market Research Analyst – Apply psychology in consumer behavior analysis.

  • Neuropsychologist – Study brain-behavior relationships and neurological disorders.

  • Forensic Psychologist – Work with law enforcement to assess criminal behavior.


🌐 Global Exposure & Partnerships

The program offers:

  • Global Internship Opportunities in psychology-related fields.

  • Exchange Programs with partner universities around the world.

  • Guest Lectures and Workshops with renowned psychologists and experts.

  • Research Opportunities with faculty in cutting-edge psychological research.


📝 Admission Requirements

To apply for the BSc Psychology program, candidates must:

  • Hold a High School Diploma or equivalent (minimum GPA of 2.5).

  • Submit a Statement of Purpose outlining interest in psychology and career goals.

  • Demonstrate English Proficiency: IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL iBT 70 / AIU English Test.

  • Provide Recommendation Letters (optional).

  • Relevant Experience in psychology (preferred, but not mandatory).


💰 Tuition & Financial Aid

  • Annual Tuition: $10,500 (varies by mode).

  • Merit-based Scholarships and Financial Aid available for eligible students.

  • Internship and Work-Study Opportunities to support learning and financial needs.

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