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The Psychology Advising Center (PAC) is your undergraduate advising resource. Visit the PAC office for more information and tools to guide your undergraduate career.
Interested in an email, phone or virtual advising appointment? Contact our Virtual
Advisor at kate.keddington@psych.utah.edu
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. Learn More…
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.
Highlight
Bert Uchino is a 2018 recipient of the Graduate Student and Postdoctoral Scholar Distinguished Mentor Award.
He joins Don Strassberg, Tim Smith, and Cindy Berg as members of our department recognized campus-wide for their contributions to the success of their graduate students and postdocs.
Read more...
Events
Feb22 |
Sociology Speaker Series | “Pregnancy intentions, contraception, and the bigger picture”
Friday, February 22, 2019, 12:45 - 1:45pm
Feb22 |
Pizza and Politics | From Hinckley Intern to DC Insider: How to Jump Start your Political Career
Friday, February 22, 2019, 1:30 - 2:30pm
Feb22 |
Health and Interpersonal Systems: Some Theory, Results, and Modeling Tools
Friday, February 22, 2019, 2:30 - 3:30pm
News
Congratulations to the Fullbright Award Semi-finalists!
Congratulations to two exceptional students in the Psychology dept: Tina Soma & Luciana Salmi! They have been selected as semi-finalists for a Fullbright Award 2019-20!
Danielle J. Delpriore's study featured in Psychology Today
Danielle DelPriore of the University of Utah and her colleagues at Texas Christian University wondered whether appearance enhancement might come with a social penalty.
Make Alternative Transit Time Count
Robert G. Kent de Gray conducted a study about people who are making alternative transit fun, interesting or productive and found that they are more likely to continue that transit mode long-term.
Lisa Diamonds "Born this way" Ted Talk, December 2018
In her talk, Lisa argued that although it's become common to promote LGBT equality by arguing that LGBT individuals are "born that way", there are three major problems with this approach. Watch her presentation by clicking on the link below.