Department of Psychology | New York University| NYU Department of Psychology
Explore the Department of Psychology at New York University, a leading institution for psychological research and education. Discover our upcoming events, research initiatives, and academic programs in cognition, perception, and developmental psychology.
Detailed Introduction
Welcome to the NYU Department of Psychology. We offer undergraduate, masters, and doctoral degrees. The undergraduate psychology major is one of the most popular at NYU. We offer two Ph.D. programs, Cognition & Perception, and Social Psychology, a Concentration in Developmental Psychology, and two M.A. programs, Psychology and Industrial/Organizational (I/O) Psychology. Research in our department spans a broad range of topics from the neural bases of perception and cognition to how goals, plans and motivations affect cognition and social interactions. Involvement in this research is the core of our graduate training, and a valuable opportunity for undergraduates planning to pursue scientific careers.
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