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"The purpose of psychology is to give us a completely different idea of the things we know best."
Paul Valery, French Poet (1871-1945)
The Psychology degree at Colorado Christian University prepares students for careers in psychology and related fields. Through their academic program, psychology majors gain hands-on experience by completing 135 internship hours with the option of conducting research or working in a field experience. CCU professors have both clinical experience and research backgrounds, providing a holistic approach to psychology. Even at the bachelor’s level, there are a variety of opportunities for those graduating with a psychology degree, including paraprofessionals in clinics and hospitals, case workers in social service, educational aides and staff positions in church and parachurch ministries.
Do you have a passion for people? Are you interested in learning why people do the things they do? The mission of the Psychology Department at Colorado Christian University is to broaden students' understanding of God's creation within the context of psychology and to challenge them to confront the complexities of the integration of psychology and faith. Classroom instruction introduces students to the expanding literature of theoretical and experimental psychology while field experience enables students to understand, test and apply psychological theories in real situations. Application of psychological principles encourages students to grow in their personal lives, interpersonal relationships, spiritual well-being and professional competencies.