299 Behavioral Science Degree Programs

This course offers an examination of virtual reality (VR) and digital human representations, focusing on creation, interaction, and applications. Students will explore the multidisciplinary landscape of VR including psychology, computer science, and communication.

Students in this program benefit from a broad curricular focus, practicum opportunities, qualified and dedicated faculty, positive student experiences, and multiple career trajectories for graduates. In addition, strong and stable institutional support gives the students a strong foundational preparation for employment as well as graduate work.

Are you intrigued by the complexity of human behaviour? Are you inspired to learn more about emotions, motivations, and the cognitive aspect that regulates human behaviour and decision-making? This Research Master's programme might be just for you!

The program targets national and international students with a bachelor's degree and 90 credits in psychology, with an interest to specialize in one of the most important areas in modern applied psychology. A Master's in Work and Organizational Psychology opens up opportunities for employment in a wide range of private and public organizations.

The Master of Science in Behavioral Health Management through the Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) is a comprehensive program designed to equip students with the skills necessary to lead and mana...

The PhD program in Health and Behavioral Sciences is designed to prepare students for research and leadership roles in health promotion and behavioral science. It emphasizes the development of advance...

The Behavioral Health (Clinical) program within the Department of Behavioral Health at ASU is designed to prepare students for advanced roles in clinical behavioral health practice. The curriculum emp...

The Behavioral Science Major with Specialization in Community Health is designed for people who are interested in improving the health and well-being of people in the community.

This certificate prepares students to enter the workplace as entry-level Mental and Behavioral Health Worker. Most Mental and Behavioral Health Workers work directly with individuals with mental health diagnoses by interviewing them to obtain information, assisting with daily activities, and monitoring behaviour and care.

The Integrated Behavioral Health Master’s Degree program offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare students for careers in providing mental health and behavioral health services within int...

Healthcare/behavioral health concentration focuses on specialized training for generalist students to work with clients and interdisciplinary healthcare/behavioral health professionals that include but are not limited to medical hospitals, inpatient and outpatient psychiatric services, hospice, home health, substance abuse, and primary care offices.

The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Healthcare with a concentration in Behavioral Health Across the Lifespan prepares students to work in diverse healthcare settings. The program focuses on understa...

The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health and Wellness prepares students to support mental health and overall well-being across various settings. The program emphasizes understanding human behavior...

The Behavioral Health Aide (BHA) program is the result of a collaboration between Iḷisaġvik College and the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC). A Behavioral Health Aide provides a wide range of frontline behavioral health services to rural communities in Alaska, in communities where they are often the top level of providers available. This certificate program is the first step towards an Associate of Applied Science degree. Students graduating with the certificate are on a pathway to higher-level careers, such as a bachelor's and/or master’s degree in social work or psychology.

Mental and behavioral health issues constitute a spectrum of health challenges affecting all levels of the social strata. The COVID-19 pandemic has sensitized populations to diverse mental health issues, potentially due to direct biological effects as well as major psychosocial and economic consequences of the pandemic. Recognizing and addressing mental health issues at the primary health care level is a major need globally. The James Lind Institute MPH with Mental and Behavioral Health (MBH) specialization trains students to promote mental and behavioral health through an interdisciplinary and holistic health approach. The focus is to promote, secure, and improve the mental health of individuals, communities, and populations using focused, evidence-based, and tailored public health strategies.