Fields of study in psychology, counseling, and social work
Graduate programs through the College of Education and Human Development are offered in the
following fields:
* Programs can lead to licensure
Exploring an interest in psychology?
Consider an undergraduate minor in
applied psychology in educational and community settings (APECS),
social justice, or
family violence
prevention.
Programs in psychology are offered through several
departments and colleges at the University of Minnesota. The
undergraduate program in psychology is offered through the
Department of Psychology in the College of Liberal Arts. The
undergraduate program in
child psychology is offered through the Institute of Child
Development and the College of Liberal Arts.
Graduate programs offered through the Department of
Psychology in the College of Liberal Arts include the following
fields:
Admission to all graduate programs is through the
Graduate School's Office of Admissions.
Additional resources
Careers in Psychology for the 21st Century by the
American Psychological Association
Wage information for Minnesota from ISEEK:
clinical, counseling, and school psychologists; and
industrial-organizational psychologists
Career description from ISEEK:
psychologists,
counselors, and
psychiatrists
Occupational outlook for "counselors,
psychologists"
from the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Professional organizations
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