News, Events & Seminars
The Psychology Department is celebrating it's 50th anniversary in 2013. Join us in our "$50 for 50!" campaign and donate to the department.
Tenure-track positions Fall 2014 Neuroscience Position Quantitative/Methodologist Position
Join us this Thursday, September 19th, for Psi Chi/Psychology Club's first Fall meeting. "Where Am I and What Should I Be Doing?" will serve as an introduction to both organizations and will start at 5p in 145 Science Complex.
Fall 2013 Faculty UG Advising Schedule
Common Problems & Frequently Asked Questions
The Psychology Department is looking for work study students to assist faculty for the Fall 2013 semester. Please complete an application and return it to the Psychology Department if interested.
Psychology, as a discipline, is concerned with the experience, behavior, needs, desires and potential of human beings. It is basic to self-development, and to career fields and life pursuits that involve other human beings.
Objectives of the department are to provide a general and in-depth survey of the fields of the science of psychology for students interested in diversified career fields; to prepare undergraduate students to pursue graduate studies in order to enter one of the several professional career areas for which the major is required: clinical psychology, industrial psychology, school psychology, teaching and research in psychology, for example; and to help students who are interested in self-development obtain current and sound approaches to problems of topical interest.
Graduate study leads to a master’s degree in psychology with programs in general psychology, clinical psychology, clinical behavioral psychology and to the Ph.D. in clinical psychology. These programs are described in the graduate catalog.
The Psychology Department is part of the College of Arts & Sciences, 214 Pray-Harrold, 734.487.4344
