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Psychology Minor

(25 semester hours)

  • PSY 200 General Psychology
  • MAT 220 Probability and Statistics
  • SOCP 335 Research Methods for the Behavioral Sciences (4 semester hours)
  • One of the following:
    • PSY 362 Cognition and Learning (Writing Intensive)
    • PSY 411 Physiological Psychology
  • Two of the following:
    • SOCP 220 Social Psychology
    • PSY 321 Personality
    • PSY 372 Abnormal Psychology
    • EDUP 330 Human Growth and Development
  • Two additional psychology (PSY) courses from listing below or list immediately above:
    • PSY 305 Health Psychology
    • PSY 381 Counseling: Methods & Ethics
    • PSY 405 Psychopathology of Childhood
    • PSY 410 Group Therapy
    • PSY 480 Special Topics in Psychology
    • PSYS 221 Sexuality: Psychosocial Perspectives
    • PSYS 227 Cross-Cultural Psychology
    • PSYS 361 Aging: Bio-psychosocial Perspectives

Psychology Minor

(29 semester hours and appropriate education requirements) for Early Adolescence through Adolescence Certification (grades 6-12)

  • PSY 200 General Psychology
  • PSY 321 Personality
  • PSY 362 Cognition and Learning (Writing Intensive)
  • PSY 372 Abnormal Psychology
  • EDUP 330 Human Growth and Development
  • EDUP 375 Field Experience in Psychology for Education majors (1 semester hour)
  • EDUP 432 Survey of the Exceptional Person
  • MAT 220 Probability and Statistics
  • SOCP 220 Social Psychology
  • SOCP 335 Research methods for the Behavioral Sciences (4 semester hours)

Note: To qualify for teaching certification at the Early Adolescence through Adolescence level (grades 6-12), a student must complete a certifiable Early Adolescence through Adolescence major, the Early Adolescence through Adolescence Professional Sequence, the courses listed above, and the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction's (DPI) statutory requirements.