Psychology
Why a Psychology Degree From Le Moyne?
What motivates you to study or go to the gym? How do you make big decisions? Why is your mindset so important to your success?
If you’re curious about what makes people behave the way they do, psychology may be a good fit for you. An undergraduate degree in psychology is the foundation for many careers that require a deep understanding of human behavior. Teaching young children with special needs. Studying consumer spending habits. Selecting a jury for a high-profile court case.
The study of psychology at Le Moyne combines a liberal arts core with courses matched to your interests. Your exceptional research skills will get you ready to take on experiments in graduate school. Your comprehensive understanding of the human experience will prepare you to ready to jump into a meaningful career. Wherever you go after Le Moyne, your psychology degree has you covered.
Your Brain on the Heights
From childhood development to grief to discrimination, you’ll study how our brains react, learn and grow.
Psychology Undergraduate Degrees
A psychology degree from Le Moyne sets you up for a variety of graduate school options as well as career pursuits. You can also pair a psychology major with theatre for a dual major.
Dual Major & Specialized Graduate School Psychology Tracks
The Department of Psychology offers several tracks of study that specifically prepare you for your next step after the Heights. If you are interested in teaching, occupational therapy or law school, you should explore these options.
Psychology Courses
You’ll explore the brain and human behavior, evaluate theories and conduct research with faculty scholars.
Interested in Internships?
As a psych major, you’ll also gain experience through internships at several organizations, including Catholic Charities, St. Joseph’s Hospital, Salvation Army, Syracuse City Schools and the Syracuse Police Department.
Our psychology faculty at Le Moyne is a broad representation of the discipline. We’re deeply committed to encouraging you and eager to help you to develop both yourself and your knowledge of psychology.
Psychology Careers & Median Salaries
$96,294 Forensic Psychologist
$135,740 Human Rights Attorney
$68,230 Market Research Analyst
$93,180 Occupational Therapist
$62,950 Special Education Teacher
$96,294 Forensic Psychologist
$135,740 Human Rights Attorney
$68,230 Market Research Analyst
$93,180 Occupational Therapist
$62,950 Special Education Teacher
As a psychology major, I was able to tailor my degree with the help of amazing faculty to be exactly what I wanted and needed to achieve my goals.”
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