Overview expose students to various approaches to the study of psychology, such as social, clinical, biological, cognitive, health, and developmental

Apply the methodological approaches used in collaborative research and covered in coursework

Offer foundational courses in scientific methodology and quantitative analysis, as well as content seminars that examine behavior within a cognitive and affective framework

Create research-scholars with an intellectual and experiential background that will allow them to effectively pursue their future professional objectives

 

Students complete 30 credits including a thesis. An initial focus on statistics and research skills and methodology provides students with the tools for completing subsequent research projects.

 

Theoretical Conceptualizations in Psychology	Developmental Processes
Foundations of Behavioral Statistics	Seminar in Psychology
Multivariate Statistical Methods	Learning and Cognition
Foundations of Research Methods	Social Psychological Theory and Practice
Advanced Research Methods	Developmental Processes
Affect and Psychopathology	Seminar in Health Psychology
Biological Bases of Mind and Behavior	Psychology Thesis
Social Psychological Theory & Practice	Independent Study in Psychology