The Behavioral Science department at ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ focuses on understanding people, relationships, and social systems. Through disciplines such as sociology, psychology, social work, and criminal justice, students explore how individuals think, behave, and interact within communities and institutions.
Courses in Behavioral Science are designed to develop critical thinking, communication skills, and an understanding of human behavior across diverse social and cultural contexts. Students gain knowledge that prepares them for transfer to four-year universities, entry into helping professions, and careers that serve and strengthen communities.
The Behavioral Science faculty are committed to providing engaging, real-world learning experiences that help students connect theory to practice. By examining issues such as social inequality, mental health, crime, justice, and community well-being, students build the knowledge and skills needed to succeed academically, professionally, and personally.
