Psychology Minor

The Psychology minor is designed to provide undergraduate students with a broad overview of the relevant topics, major concepts, and core theoretical perspectives within the discipline of psychology. Students will cultivate knowledge and skills from the core domains of psychology, including: biological, clinical, cognitive, developmental, and social psychology. Students will apply psychological tools and insights in both personal and professional settings.

Required Course - 15 units

Select five of the following:

PSYCH 10 Introduction to Psychology 3 unit(s)
PSYCH 102 Lifespan Development: Theories and Applications 3 unit(s)
PSYCH 108 Research Design and Experimental Methods 3 unit(s)
PSYCH 113 Psychology and Technology 3 unit(s)
PSYCH 115 Introduction to Biopsychology 3 unit(s)
PSYCH 120 Principles and Methods of Counseling 3 unit(s)
PSYCH 121 Abnormal Psychology 3 unit(s)
PSYCH 125 Psychology of Death, Dying, and Bereavement 3 unit(s)
PSYCH 143 Psychology of Leadership 3 unit(s)
PSYCH 190 Strands of a System: Psychology Capstone 3 unit(s)
PSYCH 198A-ZZ Special Topics In Psychology 3 unit(s)