Psychology is the scientific study of mind and behaviour. Psychologists explore phenomena such as behaviour, brain-behaviour relations, cognition, cognitive neuroscience, development, emotion, language, learning, memory, and social and cultural phenomena. Psychologists strive to expand their field of knowledge to benefit society and enhance lives.

Undergraduate Programs

Our Undergraduate Programs offer students the opportunity to learn about diverse topics in Psychology. Learn about the undergraduate programs and courses within our department.

Graduate Programs

Our Graduate Programs use an apprenticeship model of training and provide opportunities for students to learn with leading scientists. Learn about the variety of master's and doctoral programs within our department. *Please note that we do not offer training in Clinical or Counselling Psychology.

Research

The Department of Psychology has world-leading expertise that cut across diverse research themes with human and non-human animal populations. Research themes include behavioural, cognitive and social neuroscience; cognition; comparative cognition and behavior; developmental science; and social and cultural psychology.

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