University of Amsterdam ｜Psychology Research Institute
The Psychology Research Institute (PsyRes) at the University of Amsterdam is ranked among the best psychology research institutes in the world, with six program groups covering a wide range of topics with a focus on basic, quantitative, and experimental research. No less than 16 of our members are among the top 2% best scientists worldwide.
Detailed Introduction
Welcome to the Psychology Research Institute at the University of Amsterdam, a cutting-edge hub for psychological research. With state-of-the-art technical research facilities, our institute supports social and behavioral research, providing excellent conditions for psychological studies. The Psychology Research Institute (PsyRes) is part of the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences of the University of Amsterdam. The research carried out at PsyRes is strongly oriented towards an empirical approach of the major themes in psychology. Our research mainly focuses on processes underlying various forms of normal and abnormal human behaviour.
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