Program Overview

Dual Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Psychological and Brain Sciences and Master of Arts in the Field of Art Therapy

The Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences offers a combined bachelor of arts with a major in psychological and brain sciences and a master of arts in the field of art therapy program. The program allows students to take a specified number of graduate credits as part of their undergraduate program, thereby decreasing the number of credits normally required for the master's degree. All requirements for both degrees must be fulfilled.

Program Details

• Students interested in the dual degree program should confer with the department's graduate adviser early in their junior year.
• The program enables students to take a specified number of graduate credits as part of their undergraduate program, reducing the number of credits required for the master's degree.
• All requirements for both degrees must be fulfilled.

Program Structure

• The program combines a bachelor of arts with a major in psychological and brain sciences and a master of arts in the field of art therapy.
• Students can take graduate credits as part of their undergraduate program, decreasing the number of credits required for the master's degree.

Admission and Requirements

• Students should confer with the department's graduate adviser early in their junior year to discuss admission and requirements.
• All requirements for both degrees must be fulfilled to complete the program.