Bachelor of Arts - Community Psychology and Health Promotion

This program blends online coursework in community

psychology and health promotion with internships and other applied learning experiences. Foundational coursework in psychology is coupled with upper division courses in positive psychology and health psychology, developmental psychology, ethics/writing, health promotion and diversity. The degree is multidisciplinary, focusing on: promotion of wellness and resilience, public health education, social action, cultural competency, ethical practice, and use of scientific inquiry to support the well-being of individuals and communities. An introductory course in community psychology orients students to relevant professions and provides support with overall career development.

Graduates of this program may find employment as health

educators, program directors, consultants, community researchers, or with government agencies that promote public health and well-being. Students with this degree will also be well-prepared for graduate programs in community psychology, mental health counseling, or public health.