Course Description

Program Description Develop the strong research, evaluation and writing skills needed to solve key problems in psychology and neuroscience today. Prepare for a future in academic or applied settings as you ask and seek answers to meaningful questions in three distinct areas of psychological study: health psychology, developmental psychology and cognition/perception/neuroscience. Guided by faculty members with expertise in both quantitative and qualitative methods, you will learn how to choose and apply the techniques best suited to informing your research. Graduates of the program go on to further graduate training and teaching, psychometry, as well as research and management positions in mental health. Work with productive, respected researchers. Use state-of-the-art developmental observation laboratory, animal care facilities, eye- and limb-motion tracking systems and transcranial magnetic stimulation facilities as part of your research. Note: The official deadline to apply for the September intake is February 1st. Those applications will continue to be processed and have first consideration. Some programs will continue to accept applications after the deadline, however those applications will be contingent depending on program availability and seats open for consideration.

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