Psychology

Overview

The Psychology program of Midway University will help students to:

• Demonstrate a broad knowledge of the core areas of Psychology supporting the research areas of the EPPP, Kentucky State Board of Psychology, the Profiles of Undergraduate Programs in Psychology APA, 2005 industry norms of by four-year liberal arts colleges/universities.

• Demonstrate knowledge in specific areas of interest outside of the Psychology core.

• Explore the Psychology profession through capstone experience that integrates theory and practice, emphasizes leadership, and provides opportunities to evaluate future directions.

Graduates are prepared for entry-level occupations in the mental health and therapeutic sector and for application to graduate study programs.

Career Outlook

How can a psychology degree work for you? According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the annual mean wage for psychologists in Kentucky in 2015 was between $81,960 and $85,060. Between 2014 and 2024, growth of the profession is expected to skyrocket by 19%.

Individuals with a psychology degree work in a variety of environments and serve in roles such as:

• Counselor

• Psychologist

• Social Worker

• Therapist

• Rehabilitation center assistant

• Teacher