Why Psychology?

The major in Psychology will help you understand human behavior and mental processes and provide you with insights into how people think, act, and feel. It will equip you with in-demand skills and knowledge directly applicable to professional contexts across multiple sectors.

Knowledge in Psychology is becoming increasingly valued by employers. A bachelor's degree in the field will prepare you for advanced studies or a top career as an insightful expert in virtually any industry.

Why Liberal Arts?

Liberal Arts is not reserved for art students only. At AUBG, for example, we have a variety of majors and minors spanning from Business Administration to Computer Science, and we make sure that you get a solid understanding and in-depth knowledge in the field you choose to study. What differentiates Liberal Arts from other types of degrees, however, is that in addition to that, it gives you the freedom to explore, create, practice your skills and connect to others.

Liberal Arts at AUBG

Courses

Elective

Introduction to Psychology

Introduction to Social Psychology

Psychology Research Methods

Abnormal Psychology

Developmental Psychology

Media Psychology

Topics in Politics

Personality Theory

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Professors

Email Degree From Ph.D. (Community Psychology), DePaul University, Chicago, US
Courses

Introduction to Psychology, PSY 101a

Psychology Research Methods, PSY 200a

Media Psychology, PSY 306a

Research Interests

How culture, social systems, and social networks affect substance use disorders treatment and recovery in the United States, Eastern and Central Europe, and Africa

Recovery systems for women with substance use disorder and victims of domestic violence

Community re-integration marginalized groups

How improv comedy and live performance arts can improve group cohesion and trust in recovery homes, prisons, and workplace settings

Introduction to Psychology

Social Psychology

Psychology Research Methods

The Psychology of Social Change (Community Psychology)

Abnormal Psychology, including addictions and substance abuse

Personality Psychology

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Email Degree From Ph.D., Lancaster University, U.K.
Courses

Introduction to Social Psychology, PSY 102a

Abnormal Psychology, PSY 202a

Developmental Psychology, PSY 302a

Research Interests

Pragmatics in disabled communication

Narrative and Identity

Refugees in the Balkans

Institutional Ethnography

Membership Categorization Analysis

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Career prospects

A degree in psychology will successfully prepare you for a variety of careers. Here are just some examples:

Human resources manager
Counselor
Researcher
Psychologist
Psychotherapist
Teacher