Applied Psychology and Human Development

Boston College

United States of America, Newton

University Rank:#526

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Duration48 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 59,050 / Year

Apply DateNovember 1, 2026

Next IntakeJanuary 19, 2027

Applied Psychology and Human Development

About

Overview Do you want to enrich the lives of children and adults every day? Do you want to improve the communities, schools, and families around you and throughout the world? Do you want to understand the interface between human development and health, between psychology and the workplace, and between knowledge and action? Are you looking for a practical major that opens up a variety of future options in fields of human resources, counseling psychology, health, education, research, community programming, leadership, or policy and law?If so, then a degree in Applied Psychology and Human Developmentfrom Boston College is your first step.The program features:Internationally recognized faculty in applied developmental, educational, and counseling psychologyA foundational course sequence in human development across the lifespan, the analytic tools central to social sciences, and the application of applied psychology to real world settingsAn integrated field placement and course that helps students identify their purpose, including future career and life aspirationsThe flexibility to choose one of four focus areas: Human Services and Health Sciences; Organizational Studies and Human Capital; Policy, Advocacy and Community Change; or Science of LearningA wide-ranging set of electives from within the program and across BC, so that each student can frame their major to meet their individual interests and career goals I want to find another Bachelor Course

The Applied Psychology and Human Development program from Boston College prepares students to contribute to society through service, action, and leadership. It also allows students to study key areas that are at the forefront of current social and educational challenges confronting society: Health; Human Capital; Advocacy and Policy; and Applications to Learning.

Disciplines

PsychologyArea & Cultural StudiesEthnic Studies

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 7.5
TOEFLMin 100

Other Requirements

1Standardized TestingInternational applicants must submit TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo English Test examination scores.Curriculum EvaluationAll students are required to submit an official high/secondary school transcript. Supporting MaterialsThe School Report and Counselor Recommendation Form Teacher Evaluations Application FeeEnglish Proficiency

Fee Information

Applied Psychology and Human Development

Boston College

United States of America, Newton

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