Earn Your B.A. in Community Psychology at Pacific Oaks College

Why choose a Community Psychology degree at Pacific Oaks College?

Through an immersive curriculum focused on the integration of sociological, economic, cultural, environmental, political and global influences, this program promotes positive change, health, and empowerment at multiple levels.

A few things that set us apart

• • Benefit from flexibility and convenience: Classes occur on nights and weekends to accommodate the working professional.
  • Save time with Credit for Learning from Experience: Bachelor’s students can earn up to 24 transfer credit hours that you can apply toward your degree.
  • Take advantage of our scholarships and financial aid: Inquire today to learn about scholarships for incoming students along with other financial aid opportunities.
  • Have confidence in knowing we are an accredited, nonprofit institution: Accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC), Pacific Oaks College is a leading institution in education and human development.

Community Psychology Bachelor’s Program Concentrations:

Generalist Concentration

The Generalist Concentration in Community Psychology provides a broad-based foundation for students who wish to gain a comprehensive understanding of community psychology principles and practices. This concentration prepares students to work in a variety of settings, addressing diverse community needs through an interdisciplinary approach. Students will gain skills in communication, human development, and social context analysis, enabling them to become effective agents of change in their communities.

Business Leadership and Social Impact Concentration

Business Leadership and Social Impact Concentration equips students with essential skills to become effective leaders in socially responsible organizations. This concentration emphasizes the importance of cultural diversity, ethical decision-making, and management principles in driving positive organizational and community impact. Students will learn to navigate the complexities of global business while fostering inclusive and ethical practices.

Early Childhood Trauma and Resilience Concentration

Early Childhood Trauma and Resilience Concentration focuses on understanding and addressing the impacts of trauma on young children. This concentration prepares students to support children through challenging experiences such as separation, loss, and cultural displacement. Emphasizing resilience and healing, the courses explore trauma-informed practices and strategies to foster healthy development and attachment in early childhood.

Equity and Advocacy in Community Psychology Concentration

Equity and Advocacy Concentration emphasizes the importance of social equity and advocacy in community psychology. Students will explore strategies to address systemic inequalities and promote social change. This concentration equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to create inclusive and equitable communities, focusing on the role of community psychologists as advocates for marginalized populations.