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UW-Washington County's psychology and social science curriculum provides you with the core skills and knowledge that will help you to successfully complete a bachelor's degree program and succeed in a variety of related professions. This curriculum includes courses leading to a clear understanding of the foundation of contemporary psychology. This includes factors that influence human and animal behavior, the value of scientific study of behavior and preparation for a professional career. UW- Psychology Majors Available: The University of Wisconsin System currently lists 22 social science majors. You can begin studies for any of the following majors at UW-Washington County.
Field Experiences and Internships Psychology course work at UW-Washington County can offer you field experiences for academic credit. Field experience, under development in "Introductory Psychology," "Psychology of Childhood and Adolescence," "Abnormal Psychology," and "The Psychology of Personality" provides you with opportunities for observations and participation not ordinarily available in the classroom. Your field work is supervised by faculty members and professionals who evaluate the importance and significance of your experience. For more information about field work opportunities, contact appropriate psychology faculty at the University. Scholarship Opportunities Faculty, administration and staff at UW-Washington County believe that outstanding students deserve recognition and should be given support and the opportunity to develop their interests, skills and talents. To this end, UWWC, through generous benefactor donations, is able to annually award over $125,000 in scholarships to qualified new, continuing and transferring students on the basis of academic excellence, leadership, community service, and financial need. For more specific information about UWWC's scholarship program, contact Student Services. Suggested Courses for Psychology Majors The four semester program guide listed here is a sample of a program planning guide for psychology majors. Use these suggestions to help plan your freshmen and sophomore years at UWWC. Additional information and transfer planning sheets for specific majors and universities are available at the Student Services Office.
Required Psychology Courses for Specific UW Colleges The following table shows required courses by university. Be sure to consult program planning sheets, TIS, and university catalogs from each campus for recent changes in requirements.
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