Program Overview

Psychology Program

The Psychology program is a scientific study of the human mind and behavior, exploring how individuals develop, function in relationships, and interact with society. As a psychology major, students will learn to analyze human behavior, understand thought patterns and emotions, and apply this knowledge to real-world situations.

Program Format

The program is offered in-person.

College or School

The program is part of Bloomfield College.

Area of Study

The program falls under the category of Public Service and the Humanities.

Cost Information

In-state tuition is $7,839 per semester.

Minor in Psychology

The Psychology minor allows students to explore human behavior through courses in cognition, development, personality, and social interaction. Students will examine topics like abnormal psychology and research methods, learning how scientists study the mind and behavior. The minor will help students sharpen their skills in analysis, communication, and problem-solving while gaining insights into what drives human decisions and relationships.

What Can You Do With a Degree In Psychology?

Psychology students build powerful skills in communication, critical thinking, problem solving, emotional intelligence, and research. Many graduates go on to become therapists, counselors, or social workers, helping people heal and grow. Others pursue advanced degrees or pair psychology with an MBA to lead teams and navigate complex workplaces. The skills gained in the program can also be applied to fields like marketing, advertising, user experience, public relations, or human resources.

Career Opportunities

• Therapists
  • Counselors
  • Social workers
• Advanced degrees
  • MBA
• Marketing
  • Advertising
  • User experience
  • Public relations
  • Human resources

Program Details

The Psychology program at Montclair State University is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the human mind and behavior. The program offers a range of courses that explore the scientific study of human behavior, including cognition, development, personality, and social interaction. Students will learn to analyze human behavior, understand thought patterns and emotions, and apply this knowledge to real-world situations. The program is offered in-person and is part of Bloomfield College, under the category of Public Service and the Humanities. In-state tuition is $7,839 per semester.