Program Overview

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Graduate Programs

Explore our Graduate Programs

The Department of Psychology graduate program is a highly collaborative, interdisciplinary, and selective program that prepares graduate students for a wide range of careers within universities, private research organizations, medical schools, government, and human service agencies. To support collaborative inter-area discussion, our department has clustered around intellectual communities that cross traditional research boundaries. Our faculty want to help students become independent scientists who can use the ideas and techniques in their fields to pursue important scientific questions.

Master’s Degree in Psychology

We offer both an in-person master’s program for self-motivated students interested in preparing for doctoral candidacy and an online master’s program designed to empower current and future professionals in the social services fields.

Master’s Degree Requirements

Doctorate Degree in Psychology

The goal of our doctoral program is to familiarize students with the theories and methods of psychology in their own and other specialties, preparing graduates to make original contributions in research, teaching, and applied work.

PhD Requirements

Research in a Family-Friendly Environment

Our department provides a family-friendly environment that allows students to balance their professional and personal goals.

Prepare for the Professional World

Approximately half of our graduate students land positions within academia while others launch successful careers in a wide range of fields, from mental health to data technology.

Personal and Professional Growth

Our graduate program provides numerous opportunities for personal and professional growth, including funding and support for research and professional development.

Funding your Graduate Studies

Our graduate students can seek funding through a combination of teaching positions, research positions, fellowships, and additional awards.

Resources for the Graduate Community

We offer a range of resources to support our graduate students, including career and professional development opportunities, research support, and community-engaged research initiatives.

Community-Engaged Research

Our department is committed to community-engaged research, and we offer opportunities for students to work with faculty on projects that address real-world problems and improve the lives of individuals and communities.

Events

We host a range of events throughout the year, including conferences, workshops, and seminars, that provide opportunities for students to engage with faculty and peers, and to develop their skills and knowledge.

Psychology

Master's Degree Requirements

PhD Degree Requirements

Funding and Research Support

Career and Professional Development

Graduate Community Resources

Forms and Support

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