Within Trinity College of Arts and Sciences, the undergraduate Psychology program offers two majors (A.B. and B.S.) and a minor in Psychology. The degrees are designed to ensure both breadth and depth in Psychology, from neural underpinnings of thought and action to societal influences on behavior. A degree in psychology will help students become well rounded and educated citizens, who are prepared to interpret data and arguments. Psychology is excellent preparation for nearly any career in which an understanding of human behavior is important; majors go on to careers in law, medicine, education, policy, government, and academia, among others. Have a question or need to speak with someone? Email the Psychology Undergraduate Studies staff at psychologyDUS@duke.edu or drop by 242 Sociology Psychology. For questions about the Neuroscience Major and Minor, email Cindy Clements at cindy.clements@duke.edu or dukeneuromajor@duke.edu.
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Thursday, April 19, 2018
Congratulations to our students for a successful P&N/CNAP first year festival, which was held Friday, April 13 in soc-psych 130 (Zener) The... read more »
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
Sara Maurer, P&N graduate student, recently won a 2018 Bass Connections Award for Outstanding Mentorship. This award recognizes the vital... read more »
Friday, March 2, 2018
Congratulations to Duke Psychology & Neuroscience PhD student Aaron Reuben who has been selected as the 2018 winner of the Richard Merritt Jr.... read more »
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Testing functional properties of episodic memory networks using brain stimulation
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State and Research University Partnerships in the Opioid Crisis
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