The Individualized Concentration allows students to customize their studies by combining courses from various areas of psychology. This flexible option enables students to tailor their education to match specific career goals or interests, creating a unique path within the field of psychology.

The Experimental Psychology Concentration emphasizes scientific research methods and data analysis in understanding behavior. Students design and conduct studies, preparing for careers in research, academia, or industries where psychological insights and analytical skills drive innovation.

The Educational Psychology Concentration focuses on the psychological principles of learning and teaching. Students examine how cognitive and motivational factors influence educational outcomes, gaining skills that are applicable in schools, educational policy, or instructional design to improve the learning experience.

The Developmental Psychology Concentration explores the psychological growth and changes that occur throughout the lifespan. Students learn about cognitive, social and emotional development, preparing for careers in fields such as child psychology, aging and family services, where understanding human development is essential.

The Clinical/Counseling Psychology Concentration prepares students for careers in mental health services by focusing on the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders. Students gain a strong foundation in therapeutic techniques and psychological theories, equipping them to support individuals in overcoming personal challenges and improving well-being.

A major in psychology provides knowledge of human behavior that prepares individuals for careers in health care, government, business, industry, research and education. Psychology majors share a desire to understand human nature and to have a positive impact on society.

p>This program is not accepting applications for the Certificate in Gerontology at this time.

The Online Graduate Certificate in Project Management for Healthcare Informatics focuses on integrating project management principles with healthcare informatics, preparing students for leadership roles in this niche. It emphasizes practical skills and theoretical knowledge necessary for managing healthcare IT projects effectively. This certificate is ideal for professionals seeking to bridge the gap between healthcare services and IT project management.

Your pathway to a bachelor of science in nursing begins with UIS Pre-Nursing. Your first two years of general education and nursing prerequisite courses are provided by highly-skilled UIS faculty, with a seamless transition to UIC Nursing Springfield, also on the UIS campus, for years three and four.

This minor is only open to students who are NOT majoring in chemistry, biology, or medical lab science. Students in those majors should consult the pre-medical concentrations for those majors.