Knowledge Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the program in Psychology, students will be able to:
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Understand how the brain, behavior, and environment interact; how people develop cognitive, emotional, and behavioral problems, as well as how to intervene; how people interact with the world around them, and how these processes are integrated into personality under interpersonal, social, and cultural influences.
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Describe the basic characteristics of the scientific method as it applies to psychology and follow the APA Code of Ethics in the treatment of human and nonhuman participants in the design, data collection, interpretation, and reporting of psychological research.
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Seek and evaluate scientific evidence for psychological claims.
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Understand the core values in psychology.
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Learn how to implement psychological knowledge, skills and values in occupational pursuits in a variety of settings.
Skills Outcomes:
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Effective writing and oral communication skills.
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Advanced skills in critical thinking and analysis.
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Effective interpersonal skills such as empathy, emotional intelligence, teamwork and conflict resolution.
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Quantitative and qualitative literacy.
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Socio-cultural and international awareness.
Curriculum
This bachelor degree program is designed to require 4 academic years of full-time study. Students can opt to study in part-time mode.
General Education - 30 credits You must take these 6 courses = 18 credits
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Intro to College Reading and Writing
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Effective Reading & Writing
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Math
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US History
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Biology
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Diversity course (Cultural Psychology)
Select 3 of the following 5 areas = 9 credits
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Social Science course
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Western Civilization course
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Other World Civilizations
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Humanities course
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Arts course
Take 1 course from any category = 3 credits GenEd elective course
Empire State University Concentration Courses- 32 credits
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Cognitive Psychology
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Brain & Behaviour (prereq Biological Psychology)
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Social Sciences Research Methods SOSC (prereq Statistics for Psych)
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Cultural Psychology
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Field Placement, Research Placement, Counseling internship
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Abnormal Psychology (prereq Biological Psychology)
New York College Concentration Prerequisites
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Introduction to Psychology
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Gerontology
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Human Development: Introductory
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Theories of Personality
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Biological Psychology (prereq. Biology)
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Psychological Testing
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Social Psychology
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Statistics for the Social Sciences
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History & Systems of Psychology
Elective credits (either 3 or 4 credit)
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Learning and Memory
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Media Psychology
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Western Civilization & Human Development
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Psychology of Aging
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Introduction to Race Class & Gender
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Human Exceptionalities
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Positive Psychology
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Attachment across the lifespan
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Trauma & Stressor-Related Disorders
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Development & Meaning of Play
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Educational Psychology
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Development of Gender Identity
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Health Psychology
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Persuasion
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Organizational Behavior
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Psycho-social Issues Crim. Behav.
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Addiction
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Evolutionary Psychology
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Counseling Psychology
Careers
The program in psychology is both rigorous and flexible, offering a solid background for a number of subsequent career and educational choices. Those students who plan to join the workforce directly, this degree provides a solid foundation for a host of specializations in the field of Psychology.
Students who complete the NYC/Empire State College undergraduate program can follow many career options such as (to name a few): psychologist, child care specialist, learning difficulties specialist, human services specialists, personnel analysts and psychometric development specialists.
The Bachelor in Psychology program at NYC prepares students to continue to postgraduate studies in the fields any of the above specializations, but also in many other fields, and serves as good foundation for most careers that involve working with others.
WHY TO CHOOSE THIS PROGRAM
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Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree from the American STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK / Empire State University. A degree from the affiliated American State University of New York, Empire State University.
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The world-renowned STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK is the largest university in the United States, with 64 campuses and 400,000 students in academic (undergraduate or graduate) programs.
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Graduates of this 4 year degree can apply for the academic recognition of their degree from ATEEN and graduates have successfully achieved a license as a Psychologist under Greek law.
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Flexible programme - students may customize their program based on their personal, educational, and career goals by choosing from a variety of courses to fulfill the degree requirements.
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The programme includes an internship / placement in the final semester – enhancing employability and acceptance on postgraduate training programmes.
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Students who complete the NYC/Empire State University undergraduate program can follow many career options such as (to name a few), psychologist, child care specialist, learning difficulties specialist, human services specialists, personnel analysts and psychometric development specialists.
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK/ ESU, U.S.A.
The STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK is the largest university in the United States with 64 campuses and 400,000 students. Empire State University is one of the 64 colleges and universities of the STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK with approximately 20,000 students. New York College has a franchise agreement in accordance with the laws of the Greek Ministry of Education and the degree you will receive at the end of your studies is awarded by the University itself.