Bachelor's in Psychology — Educational Psychology Online Educational Psychology Program at WUV
Program Overview Why earn your Bachelor's in Educational Psychology at WUV?
The Bachelor's in Psychology — Educational Psychology at Westerfield University of Virginia is a comprehensive 4-year program focused on the psychological principles underlying human learning, development, and education. Combining general education, core psychology, and specialist coursework in child development, lifespan development, and learning theory, graduates are prepared for careers in education, counseling, and human development.
Skills you'll learn:
- Child and adult development across the lifespan
- Educational psychology theory and application
- Community psychology and intervention strategies
- Learning and motivation in educational settings
- Developmental psychology research methods
- Psychological assessment in educational contexts
Courses & Curriculum Educational psychology courses that prepare you for your career
This 144-credit Bachelor's program includes 10 general education courses, 8 core psychology courses, and 6 specialist educational psychology courses — 24 courses total.
General Education Courses
Broad foundational knowledge across humanities, sciences, and communication.
Core Psychology Courses
Comprehensive psychology foundations covering developmental, social, abnormal, and personality psychology.
Specialist Educational Psychology Courses
Advanced courses covering child development, lifespan development, and educational psychology theory.
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Career Outlook What can you do with a Bachelor's in Educational Psychology?
A Bachelor's in Educational Psychology from WUV prepares you for careers in education, counseling, and child development:
- School Counselor Assistant — Support students' academic, social, and emotional development in K-12 settings.
- Child Development Specialist — Assess and support children's cognitive and emotional growth.
- Learning Disabilities Specialist — Help students with learning challenges access appropriate educational support.
- Graduate Program Applicant — Advance to a Master's in Educational Psychology, Counseling, or School Psychology.