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At our East Falls Campus, located 10 minutes from the heart of Philadelphia, access and opportunity are at your fingertips. From studio to laboratory, from active learning spaces to student clubs, Jefferson has a distinctive cultural breadth that adds even more value to your college experience.
College of Humanities & Sciences
Human interactions and environments are the focus of the Jefferson College of Humanities & Sciences, where we take an interdisciplinary approach to learning at the intersections of the liberal arts with the social and behavioral. Our students are prepared to succeed in the professional realm or to continue their academic studies at a higher level. No matter which path they choose our graduates are valued for their integrative thinking, collaborative work ethic and global perspective.
Hear from Megan Morello, Associate Director of Admissions, about the College of Humanities & Sciences.
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Biopsychology
Biopsychology at Thomas Jefferson University combines course work across psychology and biological science, and focuses on the research aspect of psychology. The curriculum prepares for the allied health fields–nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, radiological technicians, veterinarians, medical school, pharmaceutical industry and research.
Hear from John Pierce, PhD, Professor of Psychology, Program Director, Psychology and Biopsychology
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Communication
Communication at Thomas Jefferson University provides real-world environments, preparing students as professionals from day one. Learn from faculty currently working in their fields, with extensive experience in journalism, videography, public relations and community advocacy. Become a transformative communicator and learn how to make a difference as a journalist, public relations professional, media entrepreneur or a leader in the nonprofit or public sector. The program is affiliated with the Arlen Specter Center for Public Service, dedicated to educating students in public advocacy, social justice, new media and more.
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Law and Society
Law and Society at Thomas Jefferson University prepares effective leaders who can effectively advocate in writing and speech. Write for the program’s blog The Digital Voice, host a podcast, or lead Roxboro Roundtables—a nationally recognized source of political and social issue discussion. Explore scenarios and criminal cases, preparing you to apply to law school or work from day one. The program is affiliated with the Arlen Specter Center for Public Service, dedicated to educating students in public advocacy, social justice, new media and more.
Hear from Evan Laine, JD, MA, Director & Associate Professor, Law & Society Program
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Psychology
Psychology at Thomas Jefferson University provides an understanding of experimental psychology, clinical psychology, social/organizational psychology and the biological basis of behavior. Work on real-world research projects, publish research in peer-reviewed national journals and present findings at national and international conferences. You can choose from minor options such as law & society, business, childhood trauma studies and couple and family therapy.
Hear from John Pierce, PhD, Professor of Psychology, Program Director, Psychology and Biopsychology
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Psychology, BS/Community and Trauma Counseling, MS
Psychology BS/ Community and Trauma Counseling MS (3+2) at Thomas Jefferson University provides an avenue to ear a bachelor’s and master’s degree in only five years. Learn psychology theory, research and concepts to become a versatile clinician in the global community, with a focus in trauma treatment. Graduate eligible for the Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania and most other states.
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Psychology, BS/Occupational Therapy, OTD
Psychology BS/ Occupational Therapy OTD (3+3) at Thomas Jefferson University allows you to earn both your bachelor’s and doctoral degrees in six years. Collaborate with design students to develop assistive devices to support people in everyday activities; use state-of-the-art facilities to practice clinical skills such as assessment and intervention, and the application of therapeutic techniques; and work closely with practicing professionals who bring real-world concepts into the classroom.