Graduate Programs In Psychology
The University of Wyoming offers opportunities for graduate study leading
to doctoral degrees in Clinical and Experimental Psychology.
Frequently Asked Questions about the University of Wyoming Graduate Programs in Psychology
The
APA accredited Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program emphasizes a
scientist-practitioner training model. Faculty research interest include
adult and child psychopathology, health psychology.
In
the
Experimental Psychology Ph.D. program, students select a
primary area of study that provides the focus for coursework and research
activities. Primary areas of study include Developmental, Social, Biological,
and Cognitive Psychology.
Secondary areas of concentration, which are open to both
Experimental and Clinical students, include Emotion and
Psychology and Law.
Most graduate students in Psychology earn the Master's degree as part of their Ph.D. program. Students who are interested in completing only the Master's degree are typically not admitted.
Department policies regarding the graduate program can be found in the Graduate Program Handbook.
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University of Wyoming
Department of Psychology
Dept. 3415
1000 E. University Ave.
Laramie, WY 82071
(307)766-6303
e-mail: psyc.uw@uwyo.edu
