Department of Psychology

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A student who completes the psychology curriculum receives a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)   or Bachelor of Science (B.S.)  degree and preparation for a career in a diverse array of professions including teaching, business, medicine, or law, as well as for graduate work in clinical, applied, or academic psychology. A psychology minor complements any line of study. Psychology courses also contribute to a major in organizational studies, a minor in early intervention, and the major and minor in women’s and gender studies. The Department of Psychology is also part of the interdisciplinary institute: The University of Tulsa Institute for Trauma, Adversity, and Injustice. Psychology majors are encouraged to take part in activities beyond their formal coursework such as participating in faculty research labs and institutes, engaging in independent research projects, departmental colloquia, the Psi Chi National Honor Society and service learning in community settings.

Undergraduate Academic Programs

The faculty of psychology offer courses leading to the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)   or Bachelor of Science (B.S.)  degrees in psychology.

Programs

• Psychology, B.A.
• Psychology, B.S.

• Psychology Minor

Courses

• PSY 2053 Psychology of Work
• PSY 2073 Statistics for Behavioral Psychology
• PSY 2083 Psychology of Trauma
• PSY 2103 Psychology of Choice
• PSY 2143 Psychology of Advertising
• PSY 2153 Applied Sport Psychology
• PSY 2253 Foundations of Psychology
• PSY 2273 Critical Thinking in Psychology
• PSY 2303 Global Health and Society: Ghana
• PSY 3013 Research Methods
• PSY 3023 Assessment of Individual Differences
• PSY 3033 Psychopathology and Clinical Science
• PSY 3053 Social Psychology
• PSY 3063 Developmental Psychology
• PSY 3073 Industrial/Organizational Psychology
• PSY 3083 Clinical Psychology and Behavior Change
• PSY 3893 Historical Trauma and Transformation
• PSY 3991-3 Independent Study
• PSY 4003 Theories of Personality
• PSY 4013 History of Psychology
• PSY 4023 Psychology of Women
• PSY 4033 Cognitive Psychology
• PSY 4063 Psychology of Diversity
• PSY 4083 Neuroscience and Psychopharmacology
• PSY 4183 Topics in Psychology
• PSY 4193 Occupational Health Psychology
• PSY 4223 Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine
• PSY 4253 Evolutionary Psychology
• PSY 4263 Neuroscience II: Introduction to Neural Systems
• PSY 4413 Cognitive and Affective Psychology
• PSY 4871-3 Community Psychology Practicum
• PSY 4973 Senior Seminar
• PSY 4991-3 Independent Research
• PSY 5003 Behavioral Neurosciences and Psychopharmacology
• PSY 5043 Advanced Social Psychology
• PSY 5053 Psychometrics
• PSY 5073 Human Development
• PSY 5283 Statistical Methods for Research II
• PSY 5343 Research Methods in Psychology
• PSY 5383 Multivariate Methods for Research
• PSY 5623 Survey of Industrial Psychology
• PSY 5633 Survey of Organizational Psychology
• PSY 5643 Job Attitudes and Motivation
• PSY 5653 Job Analysis and Performance Appraisal
• PSY 5663 Teams
• PSY 5683 Personality at Work
• PSY 5973 Seminar

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