Exploring Psychology: Building an Understanding of Human Behavior
The study of psychology can support the development of leadership skills that are essential for employment and success in today’s workforce. In this course, you will explore three theoretical principles of psychology, beginning with the biological basis of behavior. Through problem-based learning, hands-on activities, and guest lectures, you will discover how psychology can be applied across the working world and to your everyday life, while making critical connections to your own lived experiences. Special emphasis will be placed on current research and application to real-world contexts and careers. Please note: Due to the nature of the material covered in this course, only students in grades 10, 11, and 12 are eligible to enroll.
You'll Walk Away with
- A deeper understanding of three core principles of psychology as they relate to real-world/professional contexts
- Effective problem-solving and collaborative skills
- Knowledge of socio-emotional development
Ideal for
- High school students in grades 10, 11, and 12
- High school students interested in exploring the diverse career opportunities within the field of psychology
- High school students interested in developing social/emotional skills through engagement in effective problem-solving activities
NO open sections available for this course at the moment. Please check back next semester.
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Section
1 -
Semester
Spring 2025 -
Date
Mar 1 - Apr 5 -
Day
Saturday -
Time
1:00PM-4:00PM -
Sessions
5 -
Faculty
Ausch, Robert -
Location
Washington Square
Tuition $850 -