The Bachelor of Science in Psychology – Military Resilience at Liberty University is designed to equip students with the psychological and interpersonal tools needed to support service members and their families. This program integrates core psychology coursework with specialized training in military culture, trauma, and resilience, offering a Christ-centered approach to understanding the hidden wounds of war. It is ideal for individuals who are passionate about serving the military community — whether as active duty, veterans, spouses, or civilians — and who seek to provide emotional and spiritual support in times of transition or crisis. Students in this program often aim to educate and assist others in navigating the mental, physical, and social challenges associated with military life. The curriculum emphasizes counseling techniques, behavioral science, and multicultural awareness, preparing graduates to work in roles that promote healing and resilience. Industries that benefit from this training include military support services, nonprofit organizations, community outreach, and mental health advocacy. Example careers may include military family support specialist, resilience trainer, case manager, community relations coordinator, and mental health services assistant.

Basic Program Features:

• Most classes are offered in an 8-week format
• Transfer in up to 75% of an undergraduate degree
• Training Champions for Christ since 1971

Accreditation:

Liberty University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, bachelor's, master's, postgraduate, and doctoral degrees.