Asbury Travel Courses Offer Unique Learning Experiences
July 19, 2019 — Asbury University’s travel courses take academic excellence around the globe.
The Psychology program at Asbury University delivers a high-quality education in an encouraging and intimate atmosphere grounded in the Wesleyan perspective of orthodox Christianity. We believe humans are created beings, made in the image and likeness of God; and this foundational Christian faith is deeply integrated into the student’s experience practically, theoretically, and holistically.
Asbury students gain a rich understanding of psychology, from its philosophical underpinnings to its contemporary scientific findings, through our wide selection of courses and areas of emphasis. Our Psychology graduates, on average, score in the top 15% on nationally normed content tests (about 40% are in the top 10%) and have a near 100% acceptance rate into a variety of graduate programs studying clinical psychology, counseling, experimental psychology, law, medicine, school psychology, theology, church ministry, business, marketing, criminal justice, etc.
AU Psychology students receive individualized support from our highly-qualified faculty as they experience small class sizes, clinical and teaching practica, and undergraduate research projects which they present at state-wide psychology and science forums. Our students are also ‘on the go’ visiting and volunteering at various Central Kentucky psychology-related sites like Eastern State Hospital and the Lexington Federal Medical Center (federal prison); they can even study internationally by going to Germany and Poland to visit Holocaust sites like Auschwitz, Ravensbrück, Brandenburg and Sachsenhausen.
Interested? Contact the Admissions office to schedule a visit.
Department News
Asbury Hosts Kentucky Psychological Foundation’s Annual Conference
April 3, 2019 — Hosted on Asbury University’s campus, the annual conference explored the particularity of psychology within the social sciences.
Asbury Psychology Professor Publishes Textbook
February 22, 2019 — Psychology Department Chair Paul Nesselroade recently published a textbook with John Wiley & Sons.
Asbury Students Return from Human Dignity Tour
June 1, 2018 — Year after year, the program has challenged students to deepen their faith and ask tough questions about the real-life problems and goings-on of the world.