Psychology

Don Jacobs, Department Chair, Behavioral Sciences
Business Building (BUSI), RM 210
817-598-6423

The psychology department prepares students to succeed in the demanding requirements of university studies with an emphasis on neuropsychology. All PSYC courses for majors in forensic science require a neuropsych emphasis: introducing students to brain neuroimaging, criminal profiling, and analysis of sexual psychopathy of serial killers: Clinical forensic psychology is introduced in PSYC 2389.

With a national honor society (Psi-Beta), an active student organization (The Psych Club), and TA (teaching assistant) training prior to entering the university, psychology offers students much more than academic curricula.

Psychology and sociology majors should see Associate in Arts and Associate in Science degree requirements.