The Department of Psychology offers Ph.D. programs in 5 areas:
- Clinical (Adult and Child)
- Clinical Program: Student Admissions, Outcomes, and Other Data
- Cognitive [Learn More!]
- Developmental [Learn More!]
- Industrial/Organizational [Learn More!]
- Social [Learn More!]
Cross-Cutting Program Initiatives
- Specialization in Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience (SCAN)
Graduate students in any of our Ph.D. programs may specialize in Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience.
- Dual Degree Program in Psychology and Women's Studies
Graduate students in the Department of Psychology may apply for admission to the Women's Studies-Psychology dual-title Ph.D. program.
- Dual Title Doctoral Degree in Language Science
The Dual Title Doctoral Degree in Language Science allows Psychology graduate students to acquire cross-disciplinary skills in language science, including linguistics, speech and communication sciences, psychology, and cognitive neuroscience.