North Carolina State University Department of Psychology
The Department of Psychology at North Carolina State University addresses major behavioral and social issues through innovative research and teaching. It aims to advance the science and practice of psychology and prepare the next generation of scholars.
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NC State's Psychology Department is dedicated to advancing knowledge in psychology and fostering a supportive environment for students and faculty. It offers undergraduate and graduate programs with a focus on real-world applications. We share a vision to: Establish and maintain a learning environment that encourages, recognizes, and rewards the full variety of contributions by staff, students, and faculty. Provide excellent undergraduate and graduate programs. Develop, transfer, and apply psychological knowledge for the benefit of society and the profession.
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UC Berkeley Psychology - Psychology Department at University of California, Berkeley
In 1921-2, in keeping with a growing trend across the nation, Berkeley's Department of Psychology was established as a separate unit, emerging from the Department of Philosophy. For nearly a century, the department has been a national and international leader in psychological research and the superior educational programs that we have provided to undergraduates and doctoral students.
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