Learning Outcomes - Psychology

Seattle University undergraduate Psychology students should be able to:

• Students will be able to understand there are multiple perspectives on the human, each of which makes a worthwhile contribution to our discipline.
• Students will be able to read, understand, and evaluate publications in the professional literature including its ethical and technical aspects, and respect for cultural, ethnic, sexual, and gender diversity.
• Students will be able to apply theoretical material learned in various courses to actual situations in a technically competent manner.
• Students will be able to successfully construct, carry out, analyze, and present a psychological study following APA guidelines.  
• Students will develop increased competence in taking on the point of view of another and use this skill productively in their lives and the profession.
• Students will treat others in accordance with the value of social justice, including ethical and respectful treatment of others, their communities and their institutions.

For complete list of Learning Outcomes for Seattle University Undergraduate Students, click here.