BA in Sport Psychology in Chula Vista United States | National University

The Bachelor of Arts in Sport Psychology provides a thorough foundation in the contemporary and expanding discipline of psychology applied to athletics and performance. This program examines the motivations behind physical activity participation and investigates how emotional and mental states impact sports performance. Graduates can enter coaching professions or advance to master's or doctoral programs in related fields.

To earn a Bachelor of Arts in Sport Psychology, students must fulfill 180 quarter units, including 45 units completed at National University, 76.5 upper-division units, and at least 70.5 units meeting University General Education requirements. Without transfer credits, students may need additional elective courses to meet the total unit requirement.

Program Learning Outcomes
Examine contemporary psychological research trends in individual and team sports psychology.
Evaluate psychological elements affecting athletic performance and methods for improving results while managing stress.
Explore how diversity and multicultural factors affect group dynamics and athletic achievement.
Implement psychological principles in coaching scenarios.
Address legal and ethical considerations in sports psychology and performance optimization.