Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Niagara University, USA

The Psychology program is focused on preparing students for graduate school, professional school, or the work force.

Psychology is a science, an academic discipline, and a time-honored profession. These qualities endow the field of psychology with a unique, multifaceted nature. As scientists, our concern is the careful and systematic observation of behavior and the collection, analysis and interpretation of empirical data. As academics, we deal in the realm of theoretical interpretations and ethical controversies. As professionals, we are dedicated to improving the lives and preserving the dignity of our fellow men and women.

Upon graduation, our students are prepared for diverse careers involving the application of principles of human behavior to the betterment of humankind. Students are provided ample opportunities to become involved in faculty research and to gain hands on experience through a variety of practicum or co-op placements.

Psychology students have a number of unique opportunities that enhance their academic experience

• Psychological Statistics Laboratory – provides statistics tutoring and peer support for research, graduate school preparation, and career planning.
• Gerontology Center – develop and administer educational programs, conduct basic and applied research, and promote service activities that benefit older adults.
• Animal Behavior Lab – learn about operant conditioning and other techniques for studying animal behavior.
• Biopsychology Laboratory – federally funded research on the hormonal control of ingestive behavior and sex differences in satiety.
• Clinical Psychology Lab –  group or individual research room  enables testing and therapy.
• Infant Learning Lab – study how infants learning to control their body as they learn about the world. Current work focuses on how infants attend to visual stimuli.
• Memory and Cognition Lab –  investigate a variety of topics, including factors that influence the accuracy of eyewitness memory, and the identification of criminals based on surveillance videos and photos.