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This Canvas course site is a repository for information relevant to Psychology majors and minors in the Department of Psychology & Neuroscience. New items are being added to the site on a rolling basis. Please email (cgooch@temple.edu) if there are other things that would be useful to include.

Resources on this site (click the links to find out more)

Career Development: Find resources here to facilitate career exploration and career development, as well as a list of upcoming professional development events.

Computer/Programming Skills: Use these recommended online courses to learn to program and analyze data, which are useful skills in psychology research and many other careers.

Course Recommendations: Suggested courses based on different career interests.

Department Newsletter: Each semester the department reflects on student accomplishments and exciting new initiatives.

Get Involved in Research: Students have the opportunity to participate in research studies and volunteer in labs for college credit or for hands-on experience. A list of Summer Research Programs can also be found here.

Graduate School Exploration & Preparation : If you're just exploring graduate school as an option or committed to attending graduate school, you can find resources to facilitate your journey here.

Health and Wellness: Temple students have access to several mental and physical wellness services at low or no cost.

Internships: Learn about searching, applying, and receiving academic credit for an internship.

Join a Student Organization: Psychology students can enhance their college experience by joining, leading, and making connections through student-lead organizations.

Professional Organizations & Conferences: Learn about some national and regional psychology associations, and why they are important.

Scholarships & Awards: Psychology students can apply for a variety of scholarships and awards to recognize their achievements.

Academic Support: Information for advising, professional development, and academic resources.

Advising and Professional Development
Psychology Course Recommendations: Suggested courses based on different career interests.
Academic Resources

Programs

+1 Master's Program in Psychological Research: This program offers psychology majors an opportunity to earn a Master of Science in Psychological Research degree with 1 additional year of study.

Honor's Psychology Program: This is a 2-year program which develops research skills by utilizing student-led discussions to complement traditional lectures.