Psychology
At Stetson, the Psychology program delves deep into the brain's workings. The curriculum is designed to train you as a scientist to inquire about the world, with faculty support in small-class settings and collaborative environments
Why Psychology at Stetson University?
You won't learn psychology alone at Stetson or get lost in big groups, thanks to uncommon collaboration that is both encouraged and required. While learning psychology involves theory, it's also practical and hands-on. Stetson provides opportunities for research grants, internships and apprenticeships. In addition, upper-level psychology students are matched with Stetson alumni, with the goal of networking immediate career ascension.
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"The professors in the Psychology Department are incredibly passionate about their subjects, their work and helping their students succeed and that’s my favorite thing about Stetson’s psychology program."
Julia Gray '22, now enrolled in Forensic Psychology master’s program at John Jay College of Criminal Justice
"Stetson University's Psychology department outstandingly prepared me for graduate-level work. I not only feel academically prepared due to the rigor of Stetson's coursework and high expectations of professors, I also have foundational knowledge that has allowed me to dive deeper and make connections among counseling topics."
Carrie Mikulka '17 Psychology, '21 MEd Vanderbilt Peabody College, currently a contract mental health counselor in Nashville, Tenn.
Career Outcomes
With a psychology degree from our program, you can pursue careers in diverse fields such as outpatient/inpatient healthcare, forensics, education, government services and social work, among others. Your understanding of how people think and the causes of their behavior can open doors across various professional landscapes. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects an 8% growth in employment for psychologists through 2030, ensuring a wealth of job opportunities. As of May 2021, the median annual wage for psychologists stood at $81,040, highlighting the potential for a lucrative career in this field.
As you begin your journey, you will work with some of our distinguished faculty and dedicated professionals who will provide you with personal attention and expert guidance to help you thrive academically and professionally.
- Robert Askew, PhD, psychology, University of Washington
- Michele Camden, MA, University of Central Florida
- Michael Eskenazi, PhD, Experimental Psychology, Kent State University
- Kyle Dickey, PhD, Texas A&M University
- Chris Ferguson, PhD, University of Central Florida
- Sarah Garcia, PhD, Kent State University
- Camille King, PhD, University of Virginia
- Danielle Lindner, PhD, University of Central Florida
- Rick Medlin, PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Students must complete the General Education Requirements of the College of Arts & Sciences, along with the requirements of the Psychology major. Qualified graduates of the Department of Psychology may be directly accepted into any of the three master's degree programs offered by Stetson University's Department of Counselor Education.
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