About Psychology
Psychology is a program with courses that cover the breadth of a recognized and defined academic discipline (Psychology), and it has an AA-T at ÃÈ·µ¼º½.
Studying psychology is a great option if you are interested in future careers that are dedicated to understanding and working to address human problems. Studying Psychology gives you the opportunity to learn about behavior, emotions and mental processes. The very popular ÃÈ·µ¼º½ Psychology Program explores broad-ranging topics including, biological psychology, social psychology, human development, abnormal psychology, race, and ethnic relations, personality theory, applied psychology, research methods, and more.
Explore Potential Careers
Studying Psychology can lead to a variety of different jobs or career paths. Below are just some of the many options you will have!
- Human Services
- Probation/Corrections Officer
- Psychiatric Technician
- Career counselor
- Advertising/Public Relations/Marketing
- Child Development
- Teacher
- Psychotherapist/Psychologist
- School psychologist
- College professor
- Researcher
- Counselor
Administrator
Program Options
Click on the degree or certificate you're interested in earning to see a sample map of courses to take to complete your goal from start to finish.
Please note that the course maps provided are just an example to help you get started. Please meet with a counselor to personalize the plan to you and your Academic goals.
Transfer Options
The program coursework you complete at City College will satisfy lower-division requirements for related majors at several colleges and universities. Start planning your transfer by exploring [Add Name of Program] programs at the following institutions:
- California State Universities
- University of California
Have questions about transfer? Visit the Transfer Center for help, transfer information, and/or to speak with college representatives.