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Health Psychology Introduction
The health psychology major at BYU-Idaho gives students an interdisciplinary education in health. Not only does it teach psychology, but it brings in biology, health science, nutrition, anatomy, and physiology to give you a well-rounded background. You’ll build a strong foundation in research, theory, and application that will prepare you for further education and a successful career.
This program allows you to focus your education on specific areas of health psychology, including:
- Healthcare Administration
- Experimental
- Public Health
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