Prepare for a career in psychology and technology
The Bachelor of Science in Informatics with a concentration in Psychology at Indiana University Southeast equips you with the knowledge and technical skills needed to analyze human behavior through data. This program combines informatics with psychology, preparing you for numerous roles in mental health, behavioral research, and technology-driven psychology fields. You’ll gain expertise in data analysis, psychological assessment tools, and behavioral science, enabling you to develop solutions for healthcare, research, and tech industries. Small class sizes ensure personalized instruction from expert faculty committed to your success in both psychology and informatics.
Hands-on learning with psychology data and tools
A key focus of the B.S. in Informatics with a Psychology concentration at IU Southeast is hands-on experience. You’ll work on real-world projects, learning to apply psychological theories and data analysis methods in practical settings. From analyzing behavioral data to working with psychological assessment tools, you’ll acquire the skills that employers seek in professionals who combine psychology with technology. The collaborative classroom environment ensures close interaction with peers and IUS faculty, providing a deeper understanding of human behavior and its intersection with technology.
Learn from faculty with expertise in psychology and technology
At IU Southeast, you’ll be mentored by faculty who bring real-world experience in both psychology and informatics. With expertise in human behavior, mental health technologies, and data analysis, your professors will guide you through the latest trends in both psychology and technology. Their mentorship will ensure you are well-prepared to address the evolving challenges of applying psychology in tech-driven fields.
Career Information
Graduates of the B.S. in Informatics with a Psychology concentration are well-prepared for careers in behavioral research, health psychology, and tech-driven mental health solutions. Many pursue roles as psychological data analysts, research assistants, or mental health technology consultants in healthcare, research institutions, or tech companies. Others may work in user experience design, applying psychological principles to improve digital tools and services. With the skills gained at IU Southeast, you’ll be equipped to bridge the gap between psychology and technology in a variety of impactful careers.
Degree Information
120 Credit hours
Minimum culumulative GPA of 2.0
In-person
Degree requirements
Please visit the IU Southeast Bulletin website for specific degree requirements.
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