Wyoming Bachelors in Psychology
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A bachelor’s degree in psychology prepares students for any career involving the application of the study of human behavior. In Wyoming, despite it being the least populated state in the country, occupations requiring the skills gained through a bachelor’s degree program in psychology are expanding.
Psychology graduates are commonly employed in Wyoming industries such as fish and game, land management, tourism, health and human services, and in certain aspects of the business of mineral production and agriculture.
The skills psychology graduates bring to the table include their ability communicate, to work thoughtfully with others, to analyze situations, and make decisions based on their observations. Other applicable skills gained through a bachelor’s degree program include veracity testing and an understanding of human motivators and behavior, giving psychology graduates the ability to work with all kinds of people in potentially strenuous and adverse environments. Many graduates in psychology go on to work in criminal justice as law enforcement officers and probation officers.
These same skills allow graduates from bachelor’s degree programs in psychology to excel in the areas of health and human services. Providing social service, emergency relief, family services, vocational rehabilitation, and other social assistance to rural communities is a growing area of demand in Wyoming. Health education, substance abuse counseling, and career counseling will continue to be important as Wyoming’s population expands over the next ten years.
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