Psychology is the scientific study of behavior, mind, and brain. We seek to understand how people think and act, both as individuals and in groups. The department has 18 faculty providing expertise in six subareas of study: cognitive, cultural, developmental, social, psychopathology, and neuroscience. Features of the major include foundational courses, training in statistics and research methods, a cultural immersion experience, small advanced seminars, and opportunities to conduct original research.
CLASSES OF '28 & '29
Prof. Barbara Juhasz, chair of the department, will provide an overview of the major.
Prof. Sarah Carney, department advising coordinator, will review transfer and study abroad.
Thurs., Oct. 16
Judd Hall 116
12:00pm - 1:00pm
Helpful links:
Psychology Majors Manual
Registrar’s Office email confirmation of your major declaration request
Assistant Professor of Psychology
two tenure-track position in the area of cognitive neuroscience