Areas of Study

Area emphases include Behavioral Neuroscience, Clinical, Cognitive, Developmental, Health, Quantitative, Social, and Social and Affective Neuroscience Psychology.

The department offers graduate Ph.D. training (there is no separate M.A. program) with area emphases in Behavioral Neuroscience, Clinical, Cognitive, Developmental, Health, Quantitative, Social, and Social and Affective Neuroscience Psychology. The central objective in all these fields is to train researchers dedicated to increasing the body of scientific knowledge upon which the discipline of psychology rests. The program is designed to prepare psychologists to function effectively as researchers, college and university instructors, and professional research psychologists.

Majors

There are no alternative major tracks for students admitted to Clinical, Health, Quantitative or Social and Affective Neuroscience Areas. Adding a minor area of study is optional.

Minors

For a listing of the minors that are offered, please refer to the Minor Area Course Requirements in the current Handbook.

Individualized Minors: Students may petition for individualized minors.

Centers & Programs

For a listing of Centers and Programs within the Department of Psychology, please refer to the Centers and Programs web page.