Major in Psychology or BCN

Biopsychology: The neural, hormonal, and evolutionary influences on behavior.

Clinical: Biological and behavioral influences on psychopathology.

Cognitive: Mind, brain, thinking, and language.

Developmental: Changes in behavior from infancy and childhood throughout the lifespan.

Gender & Feminist Psychology: Gender, race, class and sexuality--especially as they relate to experiences of discrimination.

Personality and Social Contexts: Individual differences and environmental influences on behavior.

Social: Interpersonal interaction, groups, and cultural influences on behavior. 

The department offers opportunities for students to develop the necessary skills to succeed both in the classroom and in the work world. Attend one of our undergraduate events to connect with alumni, learn about graduate school options, or explore careers our majors have gone into.

The department's faculty are well recognized for their contributions to the field. This allows students to not only be taught by the top experts in the field, but also gives them the opportunity to work hands-on with faculty as research assistants or undertake independent study. Senior students have the chance to work more independently on advanced research such as an honors thesis.

We also offer unique opportunities to gain skills necessary to be competitive in today's job market such as working as a peer advisor, participating in experiential service learning opportunities, and joining any of our student organizations. We also strongly recommend studying abroad to gain a global perspective.

Not sure what you'd like to do after graduation? Look through our Alumni Profiles & Videos. You can narrow your career path, explore career options, and see which classes within your major relate to careers using our Career Guides. Our Internships section can also provide you with places to begin your search and help fund your internship.