Wilmington University’s Behavioral Science program cultivates leaders and problem-solvers prepared to work in the business, education, government, human services, and nonprofit sectors. Studies in human behavior and society focus on the impact of diverse social issues, environments and cultural influences on individual and large group behaviors.You’ll develop an in-depth understanding of human behavior based on psychological, cultural anthropological, philosophical, and sociological points of view. Hands-on learning experiences and opportunities for internships/co-ops thoroughly prepare students for careers in the business, nonprofit, government, education and human services sectors. You’ll gain an understanding of contemporary global and local issues that require complex solutions through studying family, group and cultural dimensions of behavior, as well as ethics, research, and program evaluation. Courses are led by seasoned, caring faculty with broad professional experience outside of the classroom.
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January 2027
Dover Campus
3282 N. DuPont Hwy Bldg. A,
Dover,
Delaware,
19901, United States
*Price shown is for indicative purposes, please check with institution
January 2027
Brandywine Campus
10 Beaver Valley Road,
Wilmington,
Delaware,
19803, United States
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