at one of the nation's best psychology programs
The Department of Psychology is committed to solving life's most intriguing mysteries. Whether you are interested in mental health, how the brain works, social relationships, cognitive processes, developmental and change processes, or quantitative methods for understanding behavior, the ASU Department of Psychology in Tempe provides unique opportunities to explore what it is to be human. Why study psychology?
The interdisciplinary work of ASU’s Department of Psychology brings together the brightest minds in Behavioral Neuroscience, Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Science, Developmental Psychology, Quantitative Methods, and Social Psychology to understand and solve some of humanity's most interesting questions.
Psychology isn't just important to our faculty and students. Our research directly influences the public and we are proud of our involvement in the community. At the Department of Psychology, we are committed to sharing our growing understanding of mind, behavior, and disease with the community..
Advisors can answer questions about which classes to take, research opportunities, internships, post-graduate options, academic performance and more. They are always willing and eager to help you succeed in college and beyond.
The ASU Child Study Lab is a preschool community where children and families explore, create, learn and grow. Instruction is based on the latest Developmental Psychology research, so you can be confident knowing your kids are receiving the best instruction possible.
Established in 1959 as an outpatient clinic and training facility for doctoral students in clinical psychology, the mission of the Clinical Psychology Center (CPC) is to provide outstanding service to our clients using evidence based best practices.
Whether you pursued higher education, graduate-level work or joined the workforce, your ASU Psychology degree means you are part of the PSYCH for LIFE family. Connect with our Alumni Leadership Council and see how you can get in touch with other ASU Department of Psychology alumni.
The interdisciplinary work of ASU’s Department of Psychology brings together the brightest minds in Behavioral Neuroscience, Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Science, Developmental Psychology, Quantitative Methods, and Social Psychology to understand and solve some of humanity's most interesting questions.
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