Do you want to learn the scientific and practical skills to really help people? Maybe you want to study the brain, or understand how to help an organization manage a diverse workforce constructively. Studying psychology provides you with a versatile degree that can lead to a wide variety of careers, and a graduate degree can take you even further.
Across the country, very few psychology programs are part of a school of science. Ours is among only 5 percent that are. Scientific research is at the heart of what we do. Our faculty has a deep commitment to making creative, groundbreaking discoveries, and you’ll be invited to be part of them. Undergraduate and graduate students contribute to research projects and in our faculty labs.
We are located in the heart of Indianapolis, close to five hospitals, the Indiana University schools of medicine, dentistry, and nursing, and countless science and technology companies. You’ll find internship possibilities within walking distance, as well as unique opportunities for collaboration across disciplines on our vibrant urban campus, and in the business community that surrounds us.
There are hundreds of potential career paths in psychology, and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics expects the field to continue to grow. The skills and understanding that you cultivate in a psychology program can help you in life as well as at work, whether you pursue a job in law, education, medicine, business, or another field.