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Bachelor's Program
The Department of Psychology offers a dynamic major, minor, Human Factors Certificate
and Honors Track in Psychology. Coursework includes the study of psychology as a profession,
cognition, intergroup relations, infancy, emotions, human performance, personality,
sexuality, health and much more.
Various opportunities are available for undergraduate students in and outside of the classroom. Students may perform research as research assistants or receive hands on experience through a local organization as field experience participants.
Ph.D. Graduate Programs
Clinical Ph.D. Program
The APA-accredited Clinical Training Program in the Department of Psychology at the University of Utah follows the principles of a clinical science model.
Social Ph.D. Program
The social psychology program explores major themes in the search for understanding human behavior in a social world, including close relationships, health and well-being, diversity, and culture.
CNS Ph.D. Program
The Cognition and Neural Science (CNS) program places a strong emphasis on merging basic brain and cognitive science with applied domains.
Developmental Ph.D. Program
The Developmental Program specializes in research on the development of social and interpersonal processes in real-world contexts from infancy through adulthood.
Events
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Sep 27
Monday
12pm - 1pmHinckley Forum: Police Use-of-Force Reform: Problems, Policies, and Practices
Carolyn and Kem Gardner Commons (GC)
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Oct 01
Friday
2pm - 3:30pmUnderstanding the Role of the Researcher in the Research Process
Zoom and Virtual
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Oct 01
Friday
10am - 11amGeography GROW Seminar: “Intra-city variability of fine particulate matter during COVID-19 lockdown: A case study from Park City, Utah” by Tabitha Benney (U Political Science)
Carolyn and Kem Gardner Commons (GC)
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Oct 04
Monday
12pm - 2pmBe Global Ready
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Oct 05
Tuesday
5:30pm - 7pm38th Annual Jefferson B. Fordham Debate - Qualified Immunity: Apportioning Accountability
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Oct 06
Wednesday
1pm - 2pmFCS Policy Platter: “Does Promiscuity Affect Marriage Rates? “
Virtual
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Jackie Chen receives CSBS Research Award
Congratulations to Jackie Chen who was awarded the CSBS Research Award in the junior faculty category. Jackie has an outstanding research record. She does high quality work on diversity issues (e.g., multiracial identification, underrepresented students in STEM fields) and publishes in some of the very best journals
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Matt Euler awarded the Richard J. Haier Prize for Research
Congratulations to Matt Euler who was recently awarded the Richard J. Haier Prize for Research on the Biological Basis of Intelligence by the International Society for Intelligence Research.
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Katie Baucom awarded Research Seed Grant
Congratulations to Katie Baucom(PI) who was recently awarded a Research Seed Grant aimed at evaluating diabetes intervention delivery in Hispanic populations (see abstract below). Anu Asnaani is a co-investigator on the project.
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Scientists discover how our brains track where we and others go
For the first time, scientists have recorded how our brains navigate physical space and keep track of others’ location. Researchers used a special backpack to wirelessly monitor the brain waves of epilepsy patients as each one walked around an empty room hunting for a hidden, two-foot spot.