Graduate courses provide background in specific areas of social psychology. They also represent a forum for scholarly discussion, feedback, brainstorming and developing collaborations for future research. Active participation in research from the first semester in the program until completion of the Ph.D. A Master's Thesis is to be completed by the end of the second year and a Dissertation is to be completed by the end of the fourth or fifth year. The department maintains a large subject pool and each faculty member has ample lab space for your research endeavors. Experience T.A.ing and teaching courses in social psychology and related areas.
Teaching is one of the best ways to develop breadth of knowledge and ideas for research.
Minors outside the department are possible with your advisor's permission. Active participation in all program-relevant activities. Research meetings provide a semi-formal opportunity for you to practice research presentations and discuss your ideas with the faculty and other students in the social program. Involving Visiting Social Psychologists . Students have the opportunity to meet and help host visiting colloquium speakers.