Colleges That Specialize in Psychology

Colleges that specialize in psychology usually have programs that graduate students with a bachelor's or an advanced degree, including a doctorate. Once students graduate, they will be required to pass an examination in order to get licensed. There also may be additional requirements to work as a private practitioner. Many of these schools have faculty members who are renowned in the field of psychology.
  1. Stanford University

    • Stanford University's Department of Psychology constantly ranks near or at the top of most lists, according to U.S. News & World Report's list of top schools. The department boasts 17 psychology research labs and an award-winning faculty. Research conducted in this department includes vision, perception, language, cognition, memory, emotion and culture and society. The school offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees in psychology, including a Bachelor of Arts and doctorate, and it has a postdoctoral program. Undergraduate coursework includes introduction to psychology, understanding language, statistical processes and the development of the human mind. Graduate coursework includes counseling, social psychology, neuroscience, cognition, memory and developmental psychology.

      Stanford University Department of Psychology
      450 Serra Mall, Jordan Hall, Building 01-420
      Stanford, CA 94305
      650-725-2400
      stanford.edu

    University of Michigan--Ann Arbor

    • According to the College Crunch website, the University of Michigan--Ann Arbor has one of the largest and most respected psychology departments in the country. I The department conducts research in a variety of fields including positive, cognitive and social psychology. The school has both a graduate and undergraduate program and it offers a Bachelor of Arts, a Bachelor of Science and a doctorate in the psychology field. The bachelor's program has concentrations in psychology, neuroscience and brain, behavior and cognitive science. The graduate program concentrations include women's studies and psychology; social work and psychology; biopsychology; clinical psychology; social psychology; cognition/cognitive neuroscience; developmental psychology; and personality and social contexts.

      University of Michigan--Ann Arbor
      530 Church St., 1012 East Hall
      Ann Arbor, MI 48109
      734-764-2580
      umich.edu

    The University of California--Los Angeles

    • The University of California--Los Angeles psychology department specializes in the cognitive sciences, psychology and psychobiology. Undergraduate students can pick one of these concentrations as a major, but they can minor in another psychology field. The school offers three bachelor's programs: Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Bachelor of Science in Cognitive Science, and Bachelor of Science in Psychobiology. The coursework for the undergraduate program includes behavioral psychology, cognition, neural psychology, social psychology and development psychology. The graduate program offers a doctorate and the coursework includes behavioral neuroscience, developmental, clinical, health, cognitive, quantitative and social.

      The University of California--Los Angeles
      1285 Franz Hall, Box 951563
      Los Angeles, CA 90095
      310-825-2961
      ucla.edu

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