Bachelors in Psychology Programs in Indiana
(found programs from 41 schools)

The state of Indiana employs graduates of psychology programs in many different work environments. There are job prospects in case management, family support services, senior care, and addiction recovery. Besides social service environments, many graduates of psychology programs find fulfillment in business, human resources management, and education. According to the Indiana Department of Workforce Development, the fastest growing and most stable occupations in the state for psychology majors are in social work, advertising, marketing, human resources, education, emergency management, and social science.

The Bachelors of Art in psychology program at Grace College & Seminary aims to prepare students for work both in and outside the field of psychology. Courses such as child/adolescent psychology, social psychology, and abnormal psychology have a broad range of real-world applications. The psychology department at Indiana Institute of Technology offers both a traditional bachelor's in psychology as well as a psychology major with a concentration in rehabilitation and criminal justice. Classes may be taken either on campus or online. Anderson University has degree programs in addition to the traditional major in psychology: Complementary, Liberal Arts Emphasis, Pre-Professional Emphasis, and Youth Leadership Development. The psychology program is designed to be flexible and easily accommodates students who are interested in pursuing a double major.