
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Turn Your Curiosity into a Career; From Anywhere.
Put your curiosity about the human mind to work on your time, from your home, while balancing your career and personal commitments. The online Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Norwich University prepares you to explore the human experience and build a purpose-driven career in psychology, military leadership, government service, or the private sector.
Norwich University’s online BS in Psychology program empowers students to study human behavior through a flexible, rigorous curriculum shaped by psychological theory, scientific research, and real-world application. Whether you serve in uniform, work in a civilian sector, or are just beginning your educational journey, this degree builds highly transferable skills in:
- Research and data analysis
- Communication and presentation
- Problem solving and critical thinking
- Collaboration and leadership
You’ll graduate with the tools to confidently pursue graduate studies or careers in human services, policy, law enforcement, military psychology, education, or business.
A Psychology Degree That Works for You
Picture yourself studying psychology from anywhere in the world while diving into topics like motivation, emotion, creativity, personality, social interaction, and human development. Gain a solid foundation in biological and social science research while choosing electives that align with your goals:
- Explore key domains: experimental, developmental, clinical, and social psychology
- Customize your learning with topics in neuroscience, criminal behavior, and leadership
- Learn from expert faculty who bring both academic insight and applied experience
- Build a culminating research project that mirrors graduate-level work
- Access support from academic advisors and military-friendly services
Capstone Experience: Think Like a Graduate Student
Take on an in-depth research project that prepares you for graduate school or immediate employment. You’ll have the opportunity to:
- Develop an original hypothesis and research design
- Submit a proposal to the Norwich Institutional Review Board (IRB)
- Conduct real-world research
- Present your findings at professional conferences
- Build a work portfolio for future employers