Psychology

Why Psychology at Webster?

Psychology at Webster University Geneva explores the complexities of mental processes and behavior through an international teaching team that specializes in mental health and creativity. What sets the program apart is its personalized approach—each student receives dedicated support for their thesis work alongside extensive internship opportunities. This combination of academic rigor and practical experience has made graduates highly competitive across global markets, where they bring both theoretical depth and hands-on skills that employers value.

BA in Psychology at Webster University Geneva

The undergraduate program builds a foundation in psychological theories and research methods while encouraging students to branch out through interdisciplinary electives. Core coursework covers everything from introductory concepts and statistical measurements to ethics, culminating in a capstone project that synthesizes what they’ve learned. Alongside these essentials, students can explore courses like international human rights or marketing, which broaden their professional perspectives and prepare them for diverse career paths beyond traditional psychology roles.

BA in Psychology with an Emphasis in Mental Health

This 49-credit-hour specialization deepens understanding of the cognitive and social factors that shape psychological well-being. Students engage with abnormal, biological, and positive psychology while developing practical counseling techniques. The program also offers an accelerated pathway that can be combined with a master’s in counseling, allowing graduates to enter the workforce sooner and pursue professional certification. This structure gives students both theoretical knowledge and applied skills they’ll need when working directly with clients or communities.

Bachelor of Science in Psychology

Webster University Geneva’s science-focused track emphasizes research methodology and data analysis across 65 credit hours. Students work with advanced statistics, human genetics, and algebra while specializing in areas like industrial or cognitive psychology and motivation. The program prepares them for careers that require strong analytical skills, whether in research institutions, corporate settings, or academic environments where evidence-based approaches drive decision-making and innovation.

Master of Arts in Counseling

Designed for working professionals, this program offers evening classes and blended learning that fits around demanding schedules. The curriculum spans 13 core courses plus three electives, covering counseling theories, group work, and trauma therapy. Students complete a 700-hour practicum that provides real-world experience, while accreditation from HLC and SGfB ensures their qualifications are recognized internationally. This combination of flexibility and rigorous training equips graduates to practice effectively across different cultural contexts.