Psychology
Major, Minor
DEPARTMENT: PSYCHOLOGY
As a Union College psychology major, you’ll study mental and behavioral processes in diverse small, discussion-based classes, while gaining practical experience. Research opportunities include faculty-led labs and summer fellowships, with many students co-authoring papers or presenting at conferences. Senior theses foster independent projects, which are often showcased at the Steinmetz Symposium. Students may also pursue clinical internships and similar experiences to gain hands-on learning for various career paths.
The Psychology Speaker Series brings leading scholars to campus to explore topics such as the neurobiology of addiction and political psychology, giving students direct access to cutting-edge scholarship. Honors students gain additional opportunities to present their own work, enriching their academic and professional development.
Courses and requirements
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Interdepartmental major
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Careers after Union
Deputy director of training and development, Central Coast Children's Fund
Master of Philosophy candidate in education, globalization and international development, University of Cambridge
Program supervisor, C.O.C.O.A. House
Project assistant, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Public health associate, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Public defender, Albany County
Public relations associate, RF Binder
Researcher, Mexican Institute for Competitiveness
U.S. Fulbright Scholar, Athens, Greece