Students choose one of the following concentrations:
Pre Doctoral
| Research Methods in Psychology (PSYC399) | 3 units |
| Cognitive Psychology (PSYC499) | 3 units |
| Psych Testing & Assessment (PSYC492) | 3 units |
| History & Systems of Psychology (PSYC499) | 3 units |
Counseling Psychology
| Marriage and Family (PSYC200) | 3 units |
| Small Group Dynamics (PSYC322) | 3 units |
| Psychology of Addiction (PSY451) | 3 units |
| Grief & Loss (PSYC432) | 3 units |
Developmental Psychology
| Marriage and Family (PSYC200) | 3 units |
| Child and Adolescent Psychology (PSYC342) | 3 units |
| Gender Studies (PSYC345) | 3 units |
| Adult Development and Aging (PSYC346) | 3 units |
Community Mental Health*
| Cross Cultural Issues in Psychology (PSYC332) | 3 units |
| Psychology of Addiction (PSYC352) | 3 units |
| Community Psychology (PSYC430) | 3 units |
| Case Management (PSYC433) | 3 units |
International Psychology*
| Cultural Anthropology (ICS202) | 3 units |
| Intercultural Communication (ICS310) | 3 units |
| World Religions (ICS320) | 3 units |
| Cross Cultural Issues in Psychology (PSYC332) | 3 units |
General Psychology (Choose any 12 units)
The general psychology concentration is directed toward the student who desires training in the field of psychology, but because of unique career interests, goals, or life needs, is best served by selecting courses throughout the concentrations.
* It is strongly recommended that individuals who take this concentration also take Social Psychology as one of their Psychology electives.