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Psychology explores the study of human and animal behavior, demanding professionals with empathy and commitment who apply research-backed methods to address behavioral challenges across diverse contexts. Our program features faculty with expertise in Clinical/Counseling Psychology, Behavior Analysis, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Social/Health Psychology, School/Educational Psychology, Community Psychology, Gender/Cultural Psychology, and other specialties. Graduates are well-prepared for advanced study or careers in various fields.
As a Psychology student, you'll engage with foundational and specialized coursework led by distinguished faculty and local experts. Collaborative opportunities with professors and graduate mentors allow students to develop, conduct, and showcase research projects. The Department of Psychology and Neuroscience houses cutting-edge labs in the Center for Sciences and Pharmacy, with some studies conducted at partner locations. Research participation in our lab groups can count toward academic credit. Beyond core psychology coursework, numerous electives let you focus on preferred areas like clinical/counseling/forensic/neuro psychology, school/educational/developmental psychology, social/health/organizational psychology, or behavior analysis. The flexible Psychology program offers both BA and BS degree options, research credit opportunities, and the possibility to double major in Elementary or Secondary Education. Students from other disciplines often complement their studies with a Psychology minor.