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The Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Columbia International University provides a personalized undergraduate experience that prepares you for professional and academic success. Through a combination of classroom instruction, practical experiences, and research opportunities, you will develop key skills in communication, interpersonal relationships, and research. The curriculum covers core areas of psychology, including human development, cognition, and mental health, while fostering critical thinking and analytical abilities.
What sets this program apart from other universities is the integration of faith with learning. As you explore the latest scientific developments in psychology, you will also gain a deep understanding of human behavior through the lens of Scripture. This unique perspective empowers you to live out God’s purpose in your personal and professional life, preparing you for careers in counseling, social services, human resources, or further graduate studies.
Campus • Online
Campus – August 25
Online – May 5
Campus – 120
Online – 120 ($445/Credit Hour)
College of Arts & Sciences
ABHE, SACSCOC
Practicum experiences in research, clinical work, or both provide hands-on, real-world exposure, allowing you to apply classroom knowledge and gain valuable skills directly relevant to your career goals.
Each student completes a senior capstone project that integrates psychology and Christianity, allowing you to apply theoretical knowledge in a meaningful way while exploring topics of faith.
Our program allows students to begin working toward their master's in Clinical Counseling while completing their B.S. in Psychology, preparing them to become licensed professional counselors.
In addition to the undergraduate core and other related courses, here is a glimpse at a few of the courses you will be taking in this program.
For a full list of courses related to this program, visit the Academic Catalog:
A survey of the current scientific models, concepts and integrative theories that encompass the field of human sensory and perceptual studies, with a special emphasis on the neurological and cognitive features of vision.
This course is an overview of some basic approaches to the integration of psychological science and practice with Biblical the theological perspectives. Students will be exposed to a variety of beliefs regarding the relationships between science and Christianity, and they will engage in thoughtful discussion on difficult integrative topics while developing their own perspectives and convictions regarding integration.
This course is a study of the societal patterns of marriage and family life. Biblically and sociologically, you will address issues of courtship, choice of a mate, engagement, the marital adjustment, parenting, divorce, and the development of problem-solving skills. You will use personal application and training from the course to develop the skills to communicate more effectively to others about marriage/family issues.
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