Developmental Psychology
Overview
Psychology is a huge field, and it’s no wonder. Anytime a discipline has as its focus something as monumentally broad as the study of behavior, you had better expect a whole lot of concentrations and specializations.
Somewhere in that long list of psychology majors is Developmental Psychology. Just like a general psychology major, Developmental Psychology is concerned with human behavior. As a specialized major, it is intended for the brave man or woman who is looking to put their education into direct practice and use after graduation.
As a Developmental Psychology major, you’ll be prepared to work as a psychologist with a wide number of different populations, including children, the elderly, and families. Many developmental psychologists work directly with one or more of these groups, focusing on the causes and reasons behind behavior.
- $24,238 Tuition
- 1200 Avg SAT
- 4,407 Enrolled
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SAMPLE CURRICULUM
Behavior Modification
General Psychology
Introduction to Psychobiology
Learning Memory and Cognition
Psychology of Childhood
Psychopathology and Psychotherapy
Quantitative and Statistical Methods
Research in Psychology
Social Psychology
Statistics
HIGH SCHOOl PREPARATION
GRADUATE PROGRAMS & CAREERS
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