Why study psychology?
Learn how to discuss and apply psychological theories and research. Acquire the expertise involved in conducting research with human participants and animals. Discover how psychology contributes to a diverse field of disciplines: brain and cognitive science, industrial organizational psychology, social psychology, and more.
You'll develop skills that lead to success in a wide range of graduate studies and professional disciplines.

In the media
In the News Sheri Madigan, Psychology, in Washington Times
With parents lost to their phones, children pay the price
In the News Libera Amadiwakama Mochihashi (PhD Student), Psychology, in The Conversation
How to deal with racism in an intimate relationship
In the News Fahimeh Mehrabi (PhD student), Psychology, in Calgary Herald
'Nothing threatening about it': U of C study explores how robots could address social isolation in seniors
In the News Kibeom Lee, Psychology, in BBC Future
'Eldest daughter syndrome' to the rebellious youngest sibling: Does your birth order shape your personality?
In the News Linda Ellen Carlson, Psychology, in Hamilton Spectator
Psychedelic research led by Queen’s professor earns Canadian Cancer Society grant
In the News Jonathan N. Stea, Psychology, in Telegraph (subscriber's content)
How ‘crunchy’ US parenting is crossing the pond to British mothers
News and announcements
Faculty of Arts Research Funding Success
Faculty researchers receive federal support through SSHRC, NSERC, Banting, Vanier and New Frontiers grants
UCalgary research receives $36.6M in federal funding
Funding will support scholars across campus in their pursuit of research and innovation excellence
Research explores the experience of Black immigrant and refugee families living with neurodevelopmental conditions
With an Azrieli Accelerator Catalyst Grant, Roz Zulla leads a transdisciplinary team studying the unique challenges in accessing supports and services
UCalgary student's video illustrates benefits of mentorship for Indigenous employees
Elaine Atay’s PhD research reaches finals in national storytelling competition
What does ‘Made in Canada’ mean to you?
Four UCalgary alumni explore how consumers can be more thoughtful, strategic, and patriotic on National Indigenous Peoples Day and beyond
Large class, small feel: How Future Skills helped 300 students feel connected
Ayesha Mian Akram leveraged the program's modules to teach her students differently

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