Develop friendships with likeminded peers CBU has a friendly, caring culture that sets it apart from other universities. The College of Behavioral and Social Sciences offers a number of events for students to interact with faculty and fellow students from both graduate and undergraduate CBSS programs. Additionally, internships, research programs and mentoring prepare students for the work force or graduate level study. Research alongside faculty Our students are required to complete a capstone project where they conduct their own research study from start to finish over the period of four semesters. They then present their findings in a poster presentation that is open to other students and faculty. In addition, students have the option to conduct a more ambitious research study and apply to present at the Annual CBU Student Research Colloquium. Students may also apply for a role as a research assistant in order to assist a faculty member in their ongoing research. Prepare for a future career Upon completing CBU’s undergraduate psychology program, students will be well prepared for careers requiring them to work with people, such as business, marketing, law enforcement and others that call for a sound understanding of the human mind and behavior.

Career Opportunities: Counselor Forensic Psychologist Ministry Worker Social Worker Business Consultant Human Behavior Researcher