Behavioral Sciences Programs Undergraduate Enrollment

Ever wonder why people behave the way they do? Behavioral science aims to make sense of it all.

Why Behavioral Sciences at Andrews

Behavioral scientists study the cultural, social and psychological aspects of humans. Interested in thought processes and why people act the way they do? Consider Andrews!

You'll have unique opportunities for research. You can begin in-the-field research as early as your second year in our program. Graduate with your own research portfolio to show off at job interviews.

Take summer classes in Jordan, or go on an annual study tour to Madagascar or Peru. Join an on-campus club. Research and experiment. Add a minor. Do it all at Andrews.

We can’t help but brag about our students. Some have their research published in professional journals. Others present at distinguished conferences. And some go on to graduate school and beyond.

Find the exact degree you’re looking for. Besides a general Bachelor of Science in behavioral sciences, we offer emphases in anthropology, anthropological archaeology and public health.

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Careers in Behavioral Sciences

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Study the way individuals and cultures interact today and throughout the past. If you’re interested in the actions of people around you, consider a career in psychology, sociology, counseling or family studies. If past cultures call to you, choose an emphasis in anthropology and/or archaeology. Most degrees in this field require further education, often a doctoral degree, for positions in universities, governments or research organizations, but a BA allows you to work in management or marketing, at a museum or in some educational fields.

Annual Salaries

Anthropologists and Archaeologists

$66,130

Social Scientist

$87,260

Health Educator

$48,140

U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2021

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