Psychology
Stetson University's BS in Psychology is 32 units and prepares you to think and work like a scientist through hands-on research, small classes and close faculty mentorship. Gain experience through research grants, internships and apprenticeships and build professional connections through alumni networking.
Why Psychology at Stetson University?
You'll develop the skills of a psychological scientist by asking questions, conducting research and collaborating with faculty in small, supportive classes. Research is an integral part of the curriculum, giving you practical experience that prepares you for graduate study and a wide range of careers.
Beyond the classroom, internships, apprenticeships and alumni mentorship help you build professional experience and expand your network before graduation. Qualified psychology graduates may also continue their graduate studies in one of Stetson's CACREP-accredited master's programs in Counselor Education.
Learn more about the Department of Psychology.
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“The professors are incredibly passionate about helping students succeed.”
— Julia Gray '22
Career Outcomes
You can pursue careers in diverse fields such as outpatient/inpatient healthcare, forensics, education, government services and social work, among others. Your understanding of how people think and the causes of their behavior can open doors across various professional landscapes. Career paths include:
- Clinical Psychologist and Counselor after advanced degree
- Social Worker and Human Services Professional
- Forensic Psychologist
- School Psychologist
- Healthcare and Research Professional
- Graduate student in psychology, counseling, or related fields
Meet the Faculty
As you begin your journey, you will work with some of our distinguished faculty and dedicated professionals who will provide you with personal attention and expert guidance to help you thrive academically and professionally.
- Robert Askew, PhD, psychology, University of Washington
- Michele Camden, MA, University of Central Florida
- Michael Eskenazi, PhD, Experimental Psychology, Kent State University
- Chris Ferguson, PhD, University of Central Florida
- Sarah Garcia, PhD, Kent State University
- Danielle Lindner, PhD, University of Central Florida

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
At Stetson, learning goes beyond the classroom. You'll have opportunities to build real-world experience through internships, research, community engagement and other experiential learning opportunities.
HATTER READYFrequently Asked Questions
This program requires the completion of 32 units (128 credit hours), including major requirements and university graduation requirements. For the most current curriculum and degree requirements, please consult the academic catalog.
Yes, you can continue your studies in any of Stetson's CACREP-accredited Counselor Education master's programs.
Yes, upper-level psychology students are matched with Stetson alumni to facilitate networking for immediate career advancement.
Stetson University is located in DeLand, Florida.
Stetson offers merit scholarships, need-based grants, federal and state aid, work-study, and program-specific awards. More than 98% of Stetson students receive some form of financial aid.
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