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Apr 28, 2024
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2008-2009 Catalog of Courses [Archived Catalog]
Human Services-Psychology B.S.
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A practice-oriented degree designed to prepare students to work in the helping professions or to go on to graduate school. The psychology courses are combined with sociology and human service courses in order to give the student a broader base of study and application. In addition to classroom study, students spend two semesters in field experiences to better prepare them for the work place and to help them begin networking with other professionals in the helping field.
EMPLOYMENT
Careers working with people and for graduate training; work with families, family intervention and counseling for all age groups; and work in law enforcement.
DEGREE AWARDED
Bachelor of Science
CONTACT
Bill Allan
Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences
316-295-5891
ballan@friends.edu
Dr. Donna Stuber-McEwen
Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences
316-295-5663
mcewen@friends.edu
psych@friends.edu
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Core Requirements: 31 hours
- PSYC 493 Internship/Field Experience 6 hours
Choose one Area of Specialization (15 hours required within areas):
Psychology (Pre-graduate Studies): 15 hours
May include one course from another area. Notes:
*Offered on alternating years or summer
**Required for Psychology track
Human Services (Pre-professional): 15 hours
May include one course from another area Psychology and Religion: 15 hours
May include one course from another area
- REL 220C Basic Christian Beliefs 3 hours
- REL 220A Varieties of Religious Experience 3 hours
- REL 325 Foundations of Youth Ministry 3 hours
Note:
**Required for Psychology and Religion track Industrial Psychology: 15 hours
May include one course from another area Note:
**Required for Industrial Psychology track Total Major Requirements: 46 hours
Total Degree Requirements: 124 hours
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