Bachelors in Psychology Programs in Colorado
(found programs from 17 schools)

In Colorado, there are psychology-related career prospects in research, behavioral health, and case management. Many graduates of psychology programs also enter fields beyond social service environments, including education, business management, and marketing. According to the Colorado Job Network, in-demand jobs for people with a psychology degree include work in communications, education, human resources, business management, marketing, and mental health assistance.

The University of Colorado at Boulder offers a bachelor's degree in both psychology and neuroscience and stresses training students as "scientist-practitioners." Some of the curriculum courses include psychopathology, clinical neuroscience, and the neurobiology of addiction. The psychology department of Western State College of Colorado offers bachelor's degrees with concentrations in Clinical, Counseling, School Psychology, Experimental Psychology, and General Psychology. Students in this program will be able to participate in laboratory work in addition to their regular course studies. The Bachelor of Science in psychology program at the University of Denver endeavors to support a wide variety of student goals and places emphasis on hands-on experience in addition to regular class work. Students may also choose between the traditional psychology major or a concentration in cognitive neuroscience, which includes courses from the Biological Sciences Department.