BS in Psychobiology, University of Nebraska at Kearney

The Bachelor of Science in Psychobiology at the University of Nebraska at Kearney is designed to blend psychology and biology to explore how biological processes influence behavior. The program spans four years, integrating foundational science courses with specialized classes like Physiology, Anatomy, and Molecular Biology, along with psychology courses such as Human Development, Research Methods, and Psychopathology. Students will also undertake comprehensive coursework in chemistry and physics, including laboratory work. An emphasis is placed on research and practical skills to prepare students for graduate education or careers in health sciences, research, or related fields. The curriculum includes both core requirements and elective options, allowing students to tailor their education towards their interests while meeting the credit requirements for a B.S. degree.