Behavioral Science BS Program Details

Careers

Our Behavioral Sciences major is designed to provide a foundation for careers in social services, counseling, social work and rehabilitation. If a student is planning to do graduate studies, we recommend reviewing the requirements for particular graduate programs during the late sophomore/early junior year, in order to acquire the prerequisite competencies.

Student Learning Outcomes

1. Knowledge base: (demonstrates knowledge competence through understanding and mastery of theories, phenomena and concepts, understanding how research-informed, data-driven approaches informs practice.)
2. Scientific Inquiry & Critical Thinking: (uses critical thinking, credible sources, and when possible, the scientific approach to evaluate problems and construct knowledge).
3. Application: (effectively applies theory and evidence-based practice to inform application of skills and techniques).
4. Ethical & Social Responsibility: (Culturally competent professional behavior aligned with ethical responsibilities while advocating for the wellbeing of individuals and communities).
5. Communication: (demonstrate effective oral, written, and technological communication).
6. Collaboration: (partners effectively with the individuals, family, and interdisciplinary team(s), to build relationships and foster open communication, mutual respect, and shared decision-making).
7. Professional Behavior & Attitude: (demonstrates accountability as a professional, understanding and working effectively with others).