The Department of Psychology supports student-led groups where psychology and neuroscience majors and minors can connect with fellow undergraduates, explore their interests and apply learning beyond the classroom. These organizations nurture friendships, community outreach and deeper engagement with the field.
If you want to test your psychology skills in real-life situations while exploring viable career options, we encourage you to sign up for a psychology internship. Whether you’re interested in wellness, resilience, motivation, social support, emotions or organizational culture, the Department of Psychology at Arizona State University’s Tempe campus has an internship opportunity for you. You’ll be able to test drive your future career and determine what fields are a perfect fit for your unique goals and interests.
The Department of Psychology offers undergraduate scholarships and awards for psychology and neuroscience majors, with funding from $100 to more than $5,000.
These awards support students at different stages of their academic journey and recognize excellence in coursework, research, leadership and engagement both inside and outside the classroom.
What can I do with a degree in Psychology or Neuroscience?
Welcome to the Department of Psychology Academic Advising Office!
As a student in the Department of Psychology, you’ll study at Arizona State University’s urban Tempe campus with broad pedestrian malls, creative architecture and subtropical landscaping. From researching in one of our high-tech lab spaces, to taking a stroll across our chiropractic-designed university bridge, to guarding the “A” on Tempe Butte for game day, there’s so much to do and discover.
When you join the Department of Psychology at Arizona State University’s Tempe campus, you’ll work in a collaborative environment with renowned faculty and other students to explore psychological issues. You’ll learn how to see the world from a different perspective through research and scientific inquiry while building critical thinking skills. Plus, you’ll develop an understanding of human behavior relative to any career.
Temporary text.
The Department of Psychology at Arizona State University offers PhD training with a master’s degree earned along the way. Students apply to one of six specialized training areas and collaborate across labs, disciplines, and research centers throughout their graduate experience.
PhD training areas include:
Masters of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis: Costs and Financial Information
In addition to ASU graduate school tuition, the Masters of Science in applied behavior analysis program requires a program fee of $2,500 per fall/spring semesters and $2,000 for each summer session A and B between program years one and two. However, students also receive small stipends on an hourly basis for providing direct services during the practicum experience.