Barry University's Department of Psychology is housed within the College of Arts and Sciences. The Bachelor of Science in Psychology (BS) prepares you for many different career paths. Although a master’s degree or doctoral degree is required  to pursue a career as a clinical or experimental psychologist, students with a bachelor’s degree in psychology are well qualified for careers that value strong analytical skills, problem solving skills, written and oral communication skills, and people skills.

The Forensic Psychology Specialization will enhance eligibility for graduate study in forensic and clinical psychology and law and positions related to probation, incarceration programs, juvenile detention, social and legal agencies, and agencies working with victims and offenders.
The Industrial/Organizational Psychology Specialization will enhance the eligibility of psychology majors for graduate study in I/O psychology, human resources management (HRM), organizational behavior and organizational learning and leadership. At the bachelor’s level, the specialization may enhance eligibility for entry-level positions in the HRM field.