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Program Overview
As a psychology major at Endicott College, you'll explore a wide variety of topics as you delve into the effects of biology and environment on human behavior.
The psychology program's emphasis on the scientific study of individual and collective behavior, the social and cultural basis of behavior, and the analysis and treatment of behavior problems and disorders makes it ideal for students to move into any career associated with psychology, like:
- Counseling
- Therapy
- Research
- Community Management
In addition to the career areas mentioned above, our program will also prepare students for numerous careers outside of the field.
Coursework is engaging and ranges from child development to aging and adulthood as well as includes psychological disorders and counseling techniques. You will receive a strong foundation and theoretical perspective, research methods, and statistics, which will prepare you to contribute to the expanding field by collaborating with faculty on research projects, developing your own original questions, and pursuing your interests in advanced graduate study.
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Curriculum
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Internships and Careers
Research and Running
Abby Keim '19, a double major in bio/biotechnology and psychology as well as a cross country and track and field student-athlete, has taken advantage of one of the many experiential learning opportunities Endicott offers that has real-world application—collaborative research with faculty. Abby has teamed up with associate professor of psychology, Dr. Alefiya Albers, to investigate how olfactory, or sense of smell, has any correlation to identifying brain health.
Maria S. Wong, Ph.D
Associate Dean and Professor of Psychology
978-232-2380
School of Social Sciences, Communication, & Humanities
WAX Academic Center Room 314