BS Rehabilitation Psychology

Rehabilitation Psychology is the academic home to students interested in the health or helping professions. Students examine various types of disabilities and other short-term or long-term barriers, including physical, mental, intellectual, emotional, and developmental disabilities. Students majoring in Rehabilitation Psychology hold a specific interest in supporting the needs of individuals living with chronic illness and disability.

Coursework in the Rehabilitation Psychology program offers training related to the complex experience of living with physical and mental health conditions, in addition to the services and supports beneficial for collaborating with individuals in pursuit of quality-of-life goals. Courses in psychology, social work, and sociology are also an important part of the major.