"The
psychology faculty and I welcome your interest in our programs here at
ULM. Psychology is a broad and varied scientific endeavor. Our faculty
represents the diversity of psychology by their different academic
backgrounds and interests, providing you with the opportunity to
achieve a well-rounded and well-grounded foundation in the field. Join
the exciting field of psychology!" - Dr. David Williamson
(318) 342-1331 Main Office
williamson@ulm.edu
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For Further Information:Main OfficeDr. David Williamson Department Head for Psychology Strauss Hall #314 700 University Avenue Monroe, LA 71209 (318) 342-1330 psychology@ulm.edu ULM Enrollment Offices/Info:Gateway to Online Degrees (GOLD)1-877-ULM-ONLINE (318) 342-DEGREE Admissions (Undergraduate Studies) 800-372-5127 (318) 342-5430 Graduate School 800-372-5127 (318) 342-1036 Financial Aid (318) 342-5320 | Welcome The Department of Psychology at the University of Louisiana at Monroe offers
an undergraduate curriculum in Psychology that provides a basic arts
and sciences education including courses in all major content areas of
Psychology. The Bachelor of Arts degree
is designed primarily to provide students with background and skills
essential for further professional or graduate study in Psychology.
Minimum course hours required: 120. Students who expect to earn the Bachelor's Degree in Psychology must
take a written examination in the field of Psychology during the senior
year and make a satisfactory score.The Department of Psychology also offers a Master of Science degree, with concentrations in General Experimental Psychology or Psychometrics. Choosing PsychologyPsychology is the scientific study of behavior, both animal and human. It is a very board and diverse discipline that ranges from studies of brain function to studies of behavior. Psychologists apply the scientific method and research techniques to increase our understanding of learning and behavior. Their research examines both normal and abnormal behavior and addresses emotional and mental problems. Psychology provides a knowledge base for understanding human behavior that has wide applications in professions like: Public Relations And more Opportunities in PsychologyAcquire the skills to collect, analyze and interpret data, and gain experience in statistics and experimental design in order to meet the needs of employers. Psychology graduates can pursue a variety of career fields because the Psychology program at the College of Education and Human Development provide instruction in four major content areas:Research Biological and Behavioral Studies Cognitive Studies Social Behavior and Development Graduates who work in the Psychology field find careers as: Student Development Professionals Clinical Researchers Counselors and School Counselors Experimental Researchers |
