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The Department of Psychological Sciences at UConn is the home of research and teaching about the brain, mind, and behavior. Academic Programs We offer general psychology education and specialized training at all levels, from individual neurons to the social interactions that shape society.
Founded in 1945, the Department of Psychological Sciences is one of the largest and most active scholarly communities in the UConn College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Our mission is to discover and disseminate new knowledge about the mind, brain, and behavior through research, teaching, and public engagement with fellow scientists, other ...
Clinical Professor and Director of the Psychological Services Clinic. Psychological Sciences. Storrs
UConn offers a Ph.D. in Psychological Sciences with eight areas of concentration, open to full-time students at the Storrs campus. Our Ph.D. students benefit from advanced study with world-class faculty. They also gain hands-on training through teaching, research, clinical, and outreach experiences. Alumni pursue exciting careers in academia, ...
Psychological sciences is one of the premier research departments at UConn. Our research is conducted with the highest possible rigor and ethics. It incorporates novel, innovative, and cutting-edge methods to advance knowledge about the brain, mind, and behavior.
Students who major in psychological sciences take courses on topics like human development; memory, perception, and cognition; organizational structures; therapy techniques; neuroscience; and the connections of the mind to behavior.
We offer a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree and Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in psychological sciences. Students pursuing both degree options explore the many exciting subfields within psychology and dive into specific topics that interest them most.
