Program(s) Available: B.A., B.S., Minor
Are you interested in understanding human behavior, mental processes and how people think, act and feel? A psychology degree is highly valued by employers who are looking for analytical and reasoning skills.
Psychology majors explore the scientific study of a person’s thoughts and behaviors. Northwest faculty help students understand three core areas: scientific research methods that enhance critical thinking skills, evidence and claims knowledge; insight into an individual’s behavior, motives and thought processes; and the understanding of the biological and social factors that contribute to human development, cognitive skills, relationships and personality.
Earn your bachelor’s degree on a schedule that works for you. An online program is available in psychology.
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Wed, Feb. 28, 2024
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Wed, April 3, 2024
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Wed, April 3, 2024
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Wed, April 3, 2024
(health/PE & foods/nutrition)
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Psychology
“I chose Northwest because I wanted a place where I felt at home, even though I was away from home. I came to Northwest and completely fell in love with the campus and the people. At that moment, I just knew that’s where I was going to be.” — Estella Wesseh
Active Minds and the Behavioral Science Association at Northwest Missouri State University hosts “I Will Listen,” an event aimed at reducing stigmas surrounding mental illness and promoting discussions about mental health disorders.
