The College of Arts and Sciences

The Department is home to more than 450 undergraduate majors and has doctoral programs in Clinical, Experimental, School, and Social Psychology. Undergraduate psychology majors choose from a variety of engaging course offerings that can be supplemented by mentored research experiences in faculty research labs, as well as community-based internships. In keeping with the University's vision of Scholarship in Action, ourdistinguished faculty conduct high impact research that addresses real-world challenges in community, school, and health care settings, as well as basicresearch questions concerning the underpinnings of human memory and cognition. Collectively, our faculty and students strive to make important discoveriesthat contribute to our understanding of basic psychological principles and their application to the betterment of human society. By exploring our website, you can learn about our educational and research programs, the people responsible for them, and admission procedures and requirements for our graduate programs.