Students complete 16 credits specific to Health Psychology. Gain the theoretical background of how psychological, behavioral, cultural, and social factors influence health and wellness. Plus, examine stress and pain interventions as well as the role of stress and lifestyle choices and how they affect our well-being.

• Foundations of Health Psychology
• Stress Management Strategies
• Pain Management Strategies
• Clinical Health Psychology

Students complete 16 credits specific to Marriage and Family. Examine foundations for family communication, problem solving, and relationships; a systems perspective on family dynamics and their impact upon marital quality and the family; as well as counseling and intervention strategies.

• Marriage and Family Counseling
• Marriage and Family Dynamics
• Family Communication and Relationships
• Intervention Strategies with Families

Students complete 16 credits in related coursework.

Will I be able to successfully juggle coursework with my other responsibilities?

Definitely. We know it can be nerve-wracking to take the next step toward your goals, especially as you consider how pursuing a degree will fit into your busy life.

That’s why we’ve created a value-packed bachelor's degree in psychology that provides a manageable workload for a busy adult. Experience flexible education and student-friendly courses all within a convenient online or blended format—so you don’t have to choose between your responsibilities and an education.

Is it affordable?

Yes! It is a top priority to make quality education affordable so that you can ignite your calling right here at UNW. You can expect competitive tuition that’s actually less than the cost of most state undergraduate programs.

More than our commitment to an affordable education, though, is our commitment to a valuable one. Invest in an education at UNW that offers faith-infused learning, a highly interactive online community, courses taught by actively practicing faculty, and student-friendly course design.

Will I have access to support resources?

Absolutely. We believe online students of all ages thrive in a learning environment where they feel known, supported, and encouraged. Our online psychology programs, steeped in faith-infused principles, offer access to free tutoring and coaching resources, personal academic advising, optional live-learning sessions, and—of course—our highly interactive virtual community.

What can I do with a bachelor’s degree in psychology?

Our curriculum is designed to provide you with a foundation for success in the real world. A degree in psychology can open doors to careers in human services, business, and health services.

UNW alumni have taken on roles such as case managers, psychologists, criminal investigators, mental health counselors, home care aids, psychiatric technicians, social services aids, social workers, psychiatric aides, career counselors, and substance abuse counselors.

How will faith be incorporated into the curriculum?

We recognize that faith often plays a central role in professional life. Our clinically-oriented online courses examine the field of psychology as it applies to a variety of fields from a faith-infused perspective. Not only will you be equipped with real-world knowledge, you’ll learn how to use it to care for the mental health of others from a Christian perspective.