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Our graduate program excels through its adaptability to students' academic interests, the strong culture of teamwork among peers, and multidisciplinary research methods. Each year, our department hosts a research conference where graduate students showcase their work to faculty and fellow students. Psychology and related departments frequently invite distinguished scholars to campus, allowing graduate students to engage with top experts in psychology and allied fields. The psychology graduate program offers diverse academic and research pathways, with limited enrollment to preserve a research-focused environment and personalized faculty guidance. Prospective students should possess solid foundational knowledge in one or more psychology domains.
The Developmental Psychology graduate program emphasizes lifelong development studies and their practical applications. Our faculty members are leaders in their specialties, dedicated to student mentorship, and actively include students in innovative research projects. Research areas span developmental neuroscience in typical and atypical groups, early childhood symbolic cognition, children's social cognition and theory of mind, memory formation (including trauma effects and eyewitness accounts), language acquisition, emotional processing (such as regulation and comprehension), social growth (including attachment theory, moral development, and prosocial behavior), plus child development policy issues (covering divorce, abuse prevention, and welfare systems).