Psychology is the scientific study of human and non-human behavior as well as the neurophysiological mechanisms that underlie sensations, perceptions, emotions, motivation, memory, cognitive, and motor functions constituting our mental processes and higher states of consciousness. Psychologists are concerned with the human experience relative to culture, ethnicity, work, health, development, and psychopathology. The field involves both pure science and practical application to matters of everyday life. Those who pursue one of psychology’s 55 sub-fields, as identified by the American Psychological Association, will find a wonderful variety of career options with the common goal of improving human life and understanding as well as the world in which we live.
Degrees
Degree or Certificate Program | Award Type | Requirements |
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Psychology | Associate in Arts Degree for Transfer | 60 units |
Psychology | Associate in Arts Degree | 60 units |
PSYCHOLOGY: For transfer information see assist.org and/or consult with a counselor.
The Faculty
Jose BautistaBrian Oliveira
Michelle D. Reed
Highlights
- Exemplary instructional staff, with many years of experience, representing different specializations and areas of interest
- A wide range of course offerings: Psychology of Addiction and Substance Abuse, Life-Span Developmental Psychology, Physiological Psychology, Psychology of Women, Experimental Psychophysiology, Social Psychology, and Abnormal Psychology