Welcome to Psychological Sciences!
The Psychological Sciences Program adopts a mentorship model to training graduate students who are interested in advancing the science of psychology through basic and applied empirical research. Students are accepted into the program to work with a specific faculty member whose interests are consistent with their own. Faculty interests cover a variety of branches within the discipline including Behavior Analysis, Clinical Research, Cognitive Science, and Quantitative Psychology. Program graduates usually pursue doctoral training following completion of their Master of Arts degree.
Announcements
- April 2
Registration begins for 2013 fall semester - May 3-4
Commencement
Quicklinks
- Apply Online
- The Graduate School
- Department of Graduate Psychology
- M.A./Ed.S. - Clinical Mental Health Counseling
- M.Ed. - School Counseling
- M.A./Ed.S. - School Psychology
- M.A. - Psychological Sciences
- M.Ed. - College Student Personnel Administration
- Psy.D. - Clinical and School Psychology
- Ph.D. - Assessment and Measurement
- Ph.D. - Counseling and Supervision

