Graduate Programs
The department offers graduate programs culminating in a master of arts (MA) degree and a doctor of philosophy (PhD) degree.
There are two primary types of programs in the department: the psychology graduate program and the clinical psychology graduate program. Within the psychology graduate program, training occurs in the areas of cognitive and biological psychology, developmental psuychology, law and forensic psychology, social psychology, and psychological theory and methods. In the clinical psychology graduate program, training occurs in the areas of general clinical psychology as well as specialization areas including clinical child psychology, clinical forensic psychology, and clinical neuropsychology. Graduate training in both programs and in all areas is research intensive.
The following graduate programs are offered.