Psychology at Florida Atlantic University is the scientific study of mind and behavior. You’ll explore how people think, feel, and act—using empirical methods to understand cognitive, behavioral, motivational, social, and emotional processes. The program is inherently interdisciplinary, connecting biological and social sciences, and prepares you to investigate real-world questions about what shapes human experience.
About Psychology at FAU
At the Wilkes Honors College, you’ll experience a research-driven, broad-based curriculum designed to prepare you for graduate study or a range of careers. You’ll work closely with faculty mentors, engage in hands-on research, and complete a thesis. The program’s flexibility encourages you to take courses outside psychology, building a strong interdisciplinary foundation. Small class sizes and direct faculty access mean you’re known by name and supported as you grow as a scholar and researcher.
Degrees Offered at Florida Atlantic
Undergraduate
- Concentration in Psychology (Honors)
- Minor in Psychology (Honors)
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Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes
2. Build interdisciplinary knowledge by integrating biology, neuroscience, mathematics, and computational science.
3. Prepare for advanced study or professional careers through research, seminars, and thesis work.
2. Apply empirical methods to investigate psychological questions.
3. Communicate research findings effectively in writing and presentations.
4. Engage in independent research and critical analysis.
5. Collaborate with faculty and peers in interdisciplinary settings.
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