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Bachelor of Arts in Well-Being Psychology 

Dive Deep into the Science of Well-Being in a Program Designed to Fit Your Life and Get You Where You Want to Be

Program Details:

• Credit Hours: 120
• Cost Per Course: $1,912
• Estimated Completion Time: 24–48 months, depending on transfer credit
• Fully Online Program
• Transfer up to 88 Approved Credits

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Gain Essential, Practical Knowledge for Supporting Psychological Health and Well-Being

Build knowledge and skills rooted in the science of social, emotional, and psychological well-being with Â鶹¹û¶³. Our new Bachelor of Arts in Well-Being Psychology combines core principles of psychology with a focus on well-being. 

Designed for current and future working professionals, this flexible, fully online program teaches skills designed to help others reinforce the habits and practices that contribute to resilience, happiness, and a more meaningful life.

The BA in Well-Being Psychology combines 100% online coursework with opportunities for research and community service projects. You’ll graduate with enhanced skills for working with individuals, groups, organizations, and communities in a range of career fields, including: 

• Non-profit program management
• Health and wellness coaching
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• Marketing and sales
• Human resources and organizational development 

You’ll also be equipped to pursue graduate-level education in psychology, counseling, social work, and related fields.

You may also be eligible to transfer up to 72 approved credits from prior learning experiences, enabling you to finish your degree faster. 

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

The BA in Well-Being Psychology includes foundational courses in psychology, research methods, and statistical analysis, as well as specialized courses in areas such as well-being across cultures and facilitating happiness. 

Through a combination of theoretical learning and practical application, you’ll develop skills in assessment, intervention, data analysis, and program development aimed at enhancing individual, organizational, and community well-being.

Graduates of this program will understand:

• Psychological Theories and Applications: Develop a comprehensive understanding of key psychological theories, concepts, and principles.
• Research Skills: Design, conduct, and critically evaluate research related to mental health and well-being using appropriate methodologies.
• Well-Being and Mental Health: Develop and implement strategies to promote mental health and well-being in various settings at individual, organizational, community, and societal levels.
• Ethical Standards: Understand and adhere to ethical guidelines and professional standards relevant to the field of psychology and mental health and foster a commitment to ongoing professional development and ethical practice. 

Online education that keeps you connected with one-on-one student support.

Moravian matches you with a Student Experience Mentor (SEM) at the time you apply. Throughout your time as a Moravian student, your SEM will be your first point of contact. 

The assistance your SEM provides will vary depending on the program in which you are enrolled and the level of support required. 

COURSES 

Core Curriculum

• Introduction to Applied Psychology
• Introduction to Happiness Studies
• Facilitating Happiness
• Developmental Psychology
• Research Methods in Psychology
• Applied Cognitive Psychology
• Applied Social Psychology
• Well-Being Across Cultures
• Applied Psychopathology
• Organizational Psychology

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

To apply to our BA in Well-Being Psychology program, you must provide: 

• Proof of a high school diploma, GED, or international equivalent.
• Official transcripts from all colleges/universities attended.

CAREER OUTCOMES

With your BA in Well-Being Psychology, you can prepare for new career opportunities, enhance your current career skillset, or apply to graduate programs in psychology, counseling, social work, and more. Check out the following three examples of many career opportunities you could pursue!

Human Resource Specialists
HR specialists support efforts to recruit, train, and retain talented employees. They help define job descriptions, select candidates, and conduct interviews. They may also be involved with developing benefits packages for employee compensation, creating training programs, or designing corporate well-being policies. 

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that human resource specialists earned a median annual salary of $67,650 per year as of May 2023.¹

Health and Wellness Coaches
Health and wellness coaches work with clients or organizations to develop plans that improve individual well-being. Depending on their prior experience, coaches may focus on improving clients’ diet and exercise, relationship-building, work-life balance, or another area. Salary.com reports that health and wellness coaches in the U.S. earned a median annual salary of $65,800 as of November 2024.²

Social and Community Service Managers
Social and community service managers coordinate, direct, and promote programs designed to improve community well-being. They can work in the public, private, or non-profit sectors and act as case managers for a range of service types. They may plan and manage budgets, make staffing decisions, direct outreach or fundraising efforts, and work one-on-one with service clients. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that social and community service managers earned a median annual salary of $77,030 as of May 2023.³
 

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