Content Knowledge and Application: Students will understand key concepts, principles, and theories in psychology, explore major subfields, recognize historical developments, and apply psychological knowledge to real-world problems.
Scientific Inquiry and Critical Thinking: Students will use scientific reasoning to study psychological phenomena, evaluate research, consider sociocultural factors, and analyze data using statistical methods.
Values in Psychological Science: Students will uphold ethical standards, foster interpersonal and intercultural responsiveness, and apply psychology to enhance community well-being.
Communication, Psychological Literacy, and Technology Skills: Students will communicate effectively, demonstrate psychological literacy, and use technology to enhance communication.
Personal and Professional Development: Students will develop self-regulation, project management, and professional judgment, while building collaboration and technological skills for their careers.
