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Welcome to Barnard Psychology. Our program offers a rigorous exposition of the study of the mind in action. In classroom courses, in instructional laboratories, and in research conducted with the faculty, students explore intellectual perspectives and empirical methods expressed across the discipline of Psychology.
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- Psychology Major
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The program in Psychology at Barnard emphasizes research, and PSYC BC1001 Introduction to Psychology, PSYC BC1101 Statistics, and PSYC BC1020 Research Methods are designed to prepare the student for this orientation in middle and upper level courses.
If you entered Barnard in or after Fall 2021, the requirements for a Major in Psychology have changed. Three core introductory psychology courses (BC1001, BC1101, BC1020) are pre-requisites for all 2000-level PSYC lab courses.
- The Department of Psychology
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Psychology is the scientific study of the mind and behavior. The concerns of the discipline range widely, from fundamental questions about human nature to applications of psychology in daily life. Research conducted by faculty members in the Department examine growth and development, learning and memory, perception, language, social knowledge and b...
Through courses, advising and laboratories, the Department of Psychology educates students about the intellectual perspectives and empirical methods of the contemporary discipline of Psychology. Introductory courses provide an overview of the field and its major components, emphasizing the practices by which hypotheses are formed and new evidence i...
A student graduating with a major concentration in Psychology will know how to: 1. Describe the historical foundations and contemporary problems in psychology; 2. Portray the sub-disciplines in psychology; 3. Explain the application of psychological knowledge to questions of behavior and mental processes; 4. Identify and assemble current research l...
There are many opportunities for a student to participate in research in laboratories and in the field. Each member of the full time faculty supervises research by students, and many nearby laboratories, health centers and research institutions welcome the participation of our students in their projects. Independent Study, the Senior Research Semin...
The Field Work Seminar in Psychological Services and Counseling combines a placement in a clinical, educational, medical, and other institutional settings, with a weekly discussion of applied aspects of psychology. Drawing on a student’s experience in the field, the discussions examine theoretical approaches to clinical problems and cases.
Introductory and Laboratory courses provide opportunities for student teaching under the supervision of a member of the faculty. Teaching assistants are typically recruited for this role.
A student who wishes to fulfill the College science requirement in Psychology is encouraged to take her lab courses early in her career at Barnard. Senior students do not receive priority for placement in a lab course.
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Curriculum & Courses. Psychology is the study of behavior and experience, from love to aggression, from the first babbling of infants to creativity, from sexuality to the physiology of taste. Faculty members in Psychology have a wide range of research interests, including social and cognitive development, memory, language, animal learning ...
College Requirements. The Department of Psychology offers the following courses that can be used towards fulfilling the College Science Requirement: Introductory Laboratory Course. PSYC BC1010 Introductory Laboratory in Experimental Psychology ("Intro Lab") Group 1 Courses.
