With SNHU’s 100% online Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, you will learn to use theory, data and have a deep understanding of human behavior to foster positive change in a variety of professional settings. Our multidisciplinary, non-clinical psychology program is designed to help you graduate as a dynamic professional with emotional intelligence and excellent communication skills, a critical mind and respect for diversity, equity and inclusion.

Based on the American Psychological Association (APA) Guidelines for the undergraduate psychology major, our program equips students with a broad set of skills that can be applied in any field that requires an understanding of human behavior.

Our multidisciplinary curriculum prepares you to use psychology in non-clinical settings to improve well-being, build upon business plans and use your knowledge of human behavior to work on marketing strategies. Subjects will delve into the development of the mind, personality psychology, social psychology, research methods, statistics for psychology and more, giving you a well-rounded degree to apply to a variety of non-clinical settings or to move on to graduate study.

Getting your degree in psychology online means that you can earn a degree from a U.S. accredited university without the costs associated with studying abroad or the logistics of planning a move and getting a visa. SNHU is offering our online programs to students in India to expand access to high-quality higher education.

As a student in the online Bachelor of Arts in Psychology course, you will get the same quality of content as on-campus and online U.S. students. SNHU’s online programs in India are specifically designed to ensure you can excel in both the domestic and international job markets. Our subjects are led by Indian faculty with experience in the field and apply both relevant data and case studies to give you real-world expertise you can apply immediately.

If you have completed undergraduate subjects before attending SNHU, you may be eligible to transfer up to 90 equivalent credits toward your 120-credit undergraduate degree. Learn more about this process and contact an advisor to get started.