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Behavioral Neuroscience explores how biological processes influence actions and behaviors. Researchers in this field focus on the brain, nervous system, endocrine system, and other bodily functions.
Psychology students examine behavior in humans and animals, from cellular levels to individual organisms, and from small social units to larger communities. The curriculum develops expertise in statistical methods, biological foundations of behavior, and research methodologies.
The Psychology Department ranks among the top institutions for psychology education at all academic levels. With approximately 100 instructors and professors, including 60 permanent faculty members, the department enjoys global recognition for its pioneering research. Faculty members hold leadership roles in academic journals and professional organizations while advising governments, corporations, and nonprofits. This department upholds a legacy of outstanding resources, programs, faculty, and student achievements.