Psychology and Social Sciences

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Pathways in psychology, sociology and social work fields help students understand institutions, cultures, and behaviors. Courses in these fields acquaint students with fundamental concepts, theories, and methods of analysis used in the social and behavioral sciences. They enable students to think critically about human behavior and society. These pathways are designed for students planning to pursue careers in the fields inthe “helping professions.”

Pathways within psychology and social sciences include:

Psychology
Social Work
 

Programs

• Social Sciences Transfer Pathways, A.A.

Courses

• EPY 2533 - Human Growth And Development

• PHI 1113 - Old Testament Survey
• PHI 1133 - New Testament Survey
• PHI 2113 - Introduction To Philosophy
• PHI 2143 - Introduction To Ethics
• PHI 2613 - Introduction To World Religions
• PHI 2713 - Introduction To Logic

• PSY 1513 - General Psychology
• PSY 2113 - Laboratory In Psychology
• PSY 2323 - Statistics For Behavioral Science
• PSY 2513 - Child Psychology
• PSY 2523 - Adolescent Psychology
• PSY 2543 - Applied Behavioral Analysis
• PSY 2553 - Psychology Of Personal Adjustment

• SWK 1113 - Social Work: A Helping Profession

• SOC 2113 - Introduction To Sociology I
• SOC 2133 - Social Problems
• SOC 2143 - Marriage And Family
• SOC 2223 - Perspectives On Child Maltreatment And Child Advocacy

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