Online Psychology Major
The Department of Psychological Science is actively involved in online learning opportunities through Northern Michigan University’s Global Campus. NMU’s Global Campus houses all online and extended learning academic programs and oversees the first of its kind Educational Access Network, providing broadband LTE internet access to students throughout the region. The Department of Psychological Science currently the Psychology Major. Useful information about this program for current and prospective students is provided below. To apply for this program, visit the Global Campus Apply Now page.
Psychology Major
The Psychology Major provides a strong introduction to the basic principles and theories in the Psychological Sciences as well as coverage on the primary content areas in this discipline. Those seeking a Psychology major may pursue certain careers where a bachelor’s degree in Psychology is helpful or may pursue graduate programs in Psychology, such as experimental or clinical psychology.
Psychology Major Courses (Online Program)
Psychology Core Courses |
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Course | Credits | Term Offered |
PSY100 Introduction to Psychology (includes natural science lab) |
4 credits |
Fall and Winter |
PSY160 Seminar for Psychology Majors |
1 credit |
Fall |
PSY201 Psychological Research 1: Statistical Applications |
4 credits |
Summer |
PSY202 Psychological Research 2: Experimental Design and Methodology | 4 credits | Fall |
PSY489 Graduate Assessment for Psychology Majors (taken when graduating) |
0 credits | Fall, Winter, and Summer |
Breadth Areas in Psychology |
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PSY221 Developmental Psychology |
4 credits |
Winter |
PSY220 Social Psychology | 4 credits | Fall |
PSY230 Learning and Cognition |
4 credits |
Fall |
PSY251 Topics on Brain and Behavior |
3 credits | Winter |
Interdisciplinary Concentration | 8 credits | |
One PSY class at 300 level or higher | ||
One PSY class at 400 lever or higher |
For more information about online and off-campus programs at NMU and how to apply, visit NMU's Global Campus Homepage
For questions about these programs, email the Department of Psychological Science (psych@nmu.edu) or call 906-227-2935.