Purdue University--Main Campus | Psychological Sciences
The Department of Psychological Sciences at Purdue University offers comprehensive programs and research opportunities across various psychology disciplines, preparing students for diverse careers in psychology and related fields.
Detailed Introduction
The Department of Psychological Sciences at Purdue University provides a broad education in psychology, integrating insights from multiple scientific disciplines. Students engage in research areas such as diversity and inclusion, individual differences, learning and memory, maladaptive behavior, ingestive behavior, perception and performance, and social relationships. From the neural basis of behavior in non-human animals to interpersonal interactions and relationships, the Department of Psychological Sciences trains students with an expansive understanding of psychology while also combining it with other sciences. Home to some of the world's leading psychology experts, the department offers abundant research and education opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate students across a wide range of psychology topics.
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