Bachelors in Psychology Programs in Maine
(found programs from 13 schools)

In Maine, there are opportunities for careers in social work, addictions counseling, and residential care. In addition to social service environments, many graduates of psychology programs find fulfillment in education or business management. According to the Maine Department of Labor, professionals are needed in education, social work, and addictions counseling. Not all addictions counseling positions in Maine require a master's degree. There are positions available to graduates of a bachelor's program, working along with a licensed psychologist to help diagnose and treat symptoms of addiction, and to help patients recover and reform their lives.

The Bachelors of Science in Psychology program at Husson provides courses in a traditional psychology curriculum. In addition, the school also provides a psychology minor (18 credit hours) and a five-year program in which students can earn a dual degree in both psychology and criminal justice. The psychology department at the University of Maine offers a flexible program that encourages students to take courses that appeal to their individual interests. Some of these courses include the Psychology of Leadership, Evolutionary Psychology, and Creativity and Intelligence. Thomas College offers a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a concentration in Forensic Psychology. This program is designed for individuals who are interested in working in the legal system, and students work with faculty to build a program suited to their individual career goals.