The Department of Psychological Sciences at Case Western Reserve University combines the strengths of psychology and communication sciences, offering two undergraduate majors in Psychology and Communication Sciences, as well as two minors in Psychology and Communication for Health Professionals. Students can tailor their educational experience to meet their career and educational goals through independent studies, experiential learning opportunities, honors Capstone projects, and various Pathways.
Welcome to the Department of Psychological Sciences at Case Western Reserve University, where we offer a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs, including Psychology, Communication Sciences, and Ph.D. programs in Communication Sciences, Clinical Psychology, and Developmental, Cognitive, and Affective Sciences (DCAS). Our students conduct cutting-edge research, learn effective pedagogical skills, and provide empirically supported treatments in various settings. The Department of Psychological Sciences represents the combined strengths of the fields of psychology and communication sciences. We offer two undergraduate majors: Psychology and Communication Sciences, as well as two minors: Psychology and Communication for Health Professionals. Students can tailor their experience to meet their own career and educational goals. This can be accomplished in many ways, including through independent studies and experiential learning opportunities with faculty, honors Capstone projects, and Pathways. Pathways provides student with guidance to structure coursework based on their specific career interests. Pathways include Clinical, Lifespan Development, Pre-Health, Neuroscience, and Research. Students may choose several Pathways that meet their needs.
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