Showing posts with label Graduate Study. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graduate Study. Show all posts

Sep 23, 2026

PSYC Honors Info Session on 9/29 from 6 -7pm!

Tuesday, September 29, 2026
6 pm-7 pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 634 379 4705
Link to the meeting here!

Description:
Want to get involved in research? Interested in going to graduate school? Join the Undergraduate Psychology Association to learn more about the PSYC Honors Program with PSYC Academic Advisor and Honors Program Manager Lori Kader. The information session will be hosted on Zoom on Tuesday, September 29th, from 6 - 7pm. Here, Lori will provide information on the program and answer any questions you may have! Highly recommended for sophomores and juniors interested in research and graduate school to attend!

Learn more about:
*writing an honors thesis
*academic mentorship
*professional development
*Q&A session for the program and how to apply!

Sep 22, 2026

UMD Couple & Family Therapy Master's Program Info Sessions

The Couple & Family Therapy Master's Program at the University of Maryland, College Park is hosting our yearly information session for interested students. 
 
"You are invited to the Couple & Family Therapy Master's Program's 2026 Virtual Information Session to learn more about the Couple and Family Therapy Master's degree program! 

Two sessions are offered: 
Monday, October 5 at 12:30 PM EDT 
Wednesday, October 7 at 10:00 AM EDT.  Register here!

Sep 16, 2026

NACS PhD Virtual Open House on 9/29

Learn more about the Neuroscience and Cognitive Science (NACS) PhD Program at the University of Maryland and how to apply!

Hosted by the NACS Belonging & Support committee

When: Tuesday, Sept. 29, 12-1pm
Where: Zoom
RSVP by Monday, Sept. 28: tinyurl.com/nacsopen2026


All undergraduate students and postbaccalaureate researchers are welcome to attend. Please contact Claire Morse at cmorse@umd.edu with any questions.

Graduate School Information Sessions

Graduate School Information Sessions
The University of Maryland offers over 200 degree granting graduate programs. Attending Graduate School offers countless opportunities for professional, intellectual, and personal growth. Graduate degree holders can earn more money over a career and gain access to management and leadership roles. This semester, the Graduate School at the University of Maryland is holding virtual information sessions on earning a graduate degree. The “Why Graduate School” sessions will explore the benefits of pursuing a graduate education. We will also offer a session on “Preparing for Graduate School” where we will explore what it means to prepare for graduate school beyond having a strong academic record.

To attend a session, please sign up here.

Graduate School Information sessions
“Why Graduate School” (in person in TYD 2111)Wednesday, September 30 at 4:00pm
"Preparing for Graduate School" (virtual)Wednesday, October 14 at 3:00pm
“Why Graduate School” (virtual)Tuesday, November 17 at 3:30pm

Topics covered during “Why Graduate School” sessions
Benefits of earning a graduate degree
Tips on selecting a graduate school
Cutting the cost of graduate tuition
Topics covered during the “Preparing for Graduate School” session:
How is graduate school different from undergraduate study?
What will I say in a personal statement?
Who do I ask for a letter of recommendation?

Click here to sign up!

Sep 8, 2026

Howard University Counseling Psychology PhD Virtual Open House

Howard University Counseling Psychology PhD Virtual Open House
Wednesday, September 9, 2026
8:00 pm

Learn about the program, admission requirements, financial aid, and MORE!

RSVP to Desta Zegeye:  Desta.Zegeye@bison.howard.edu

Rutgers Discovering Psychology Day: Apply by 9/25

Rutgers University - New Brunswick Psychology Department has opened applications for their annual Discovering Psychology Day!

Rutgers Discovering Psychology Day is an annual virtual event designed to support prospective psychology Ph.D. applicants as they prepare for the graduate admissions process. The goal of this event is to help participants learn more about psychology doctoral programs, the process of identifying research fit, preparing application materials, and navigating graduate admissions and post-bacc job opportunities.

Applications are due September 25th, and the event will take place on October 16th from 11am-6pm EST. Participants may attend as many sessions as they would like based on their interests and availability.

Please visit the event website to learn more: https://sites.rutgers.edu/rdpd and click here to access the application!

Aug 25, 2026

Temple University Demystifying Grad School Apps Event

The Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Committee in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at Temple University are thrilled to host our annual online workshop "Demystifying Grad School Apps." This event is intended to be useful for applicants who are planning to apply to graduate school for entry in Fall 2027 or beyond.

We are eager to solicit your feedback on what you'd most like to gain from this workshop so we can host an event that will be tailored to our attendees' interests. We aim to host the online event in September or October 2026 (depending on your preference!). A Zoom link and detailed schedule will be shared closer to the date.

Please complete this survey by September 1st, 2026 to provide your feedback. After this date or once an attendee limit is reached, the survey will close. Please also provide your email address to stay updated about the workshop! We look forward to your responses and attendance!

Online Workshops
• How to Become a Successful Applicant (CV Building)
• How to Prepare a Successful Application (Crafting Personal & Diversity Statements)
• Effective Interviewing for Graduate Programs

Online Grad Student-Faculty Panels
• Faculty Perspectives on Successful Applications
• Breaking Down the Graduate School Application Process
• Graduate Life at Temple University

Survey link: https://forms.gle/fio8Ya8qCYf8J4r16

Please complete the survey by 09/01/2026.

Jul 22, 2026

Master's in Clinical Psychological Science Program: Virtual Information Sessions

The Master's in Clinical Psychological Science Program is holding virtual Information Sessions in August and September.  At these Information Sessions, attendees will learn more about the MPS program, meet the Program Director, and get answers to any questions you might have about the program and the application process.
 
Event Details:
Online (via Zoom)
Dates: Thursday, August 13th and Thursday, September 10th
Time: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM (EST)
Location: Zoom (Zoom link will be provided via email)

How To Register:
Please email us at psycmasters@umd.edu to RSVP and receive the zoom link for our upcoming information sessions. If you have any questions or would like additional information, feel free to reach out to us at psycmasters@umd.edu.

Jun 12, 2026

CCJS Graduate Programs: In-person and Virtual Info Sessions

CCJS Graduate Programs: In-person and Virtual Information Sessions
Event Date and Time
Friday, July 10, 2026 - 12:00 pm - Friday, October 16, 2026 - 2:00 pm
Location
LeFrak Hall or Via Zoom

Register at this link: https://forms.gle/DHBi1tyNuat38rk8A

We are excited to invite you to our upcoming CCJS Graduate Program Information Sessions. The Information Sessions are a fantastic opportunity to learn more about our programs, meet our Graduate Director, and get answers to any questions you might have about pursuing your graduate studies with us.

Event Details:
Online (via Zoom)
Date: Friday, July 10th
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM (EST)
Location: Zoom (Zoom link will be provided once registration is received)
By: 5:00 PM on July 9, 2026

In-Person
Date: October 15, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM (EST)
Location: LeFrak Hall
By: 5:00 PM on October 14, 2026

Online (via Zoom)
Date: October 16, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (EST)
Location: Zoom (Zoom link will be provided once registration is received)
By: 5:00 PM on October 14, 2026

*The same information will be provided at both the in-person and zoom sessions

During the session, you will have the chance to:Hear from our Graduate Program Director and a current student about the unique aspects of our programs
Learn about our research opportunities, resources, and campus life
Get detailed information on the application process and funding options

Please let us know if you plan to attend by October 14, 2026. If you have any questions or require additional information, feel free to reach out to us at criminologydept@umd.edu.

May 26, 2026

Connect with Grad Schools using The National Name Exchange Program (NNE)

The National Name Exchange (NNE) is a non-profit program that provides U.S. students with easy access to information on graduate school. Any current or former student can enroll for free to connect with universities interested in recruiting potential graduate students just like you! Enrollment deadline for students is June 2026.

Purpose: 
The mission of the National Name Exchange is to improve access to graduate education for all students. The National Name Exchange seeks to: Improve student access to information on graduate school opportunities. Work towards personalizing the recruitment effort by designating a National Name Exchange institutional representative to facilitate information exchange between the institution and prospective students. Assist graduate schools in identifying qualified candidates for consideration for graduate study. Increase the number of qualified students accepted into graduate school.

How Students Benefit:
Pursuing a graduate degree is often not a consideration for many students. By providing students easy access to information on the many graduate opportunities available to them, the NNE hopes that students will see graduate study as a viable goal.

Enrollment is FREE provided you meet the criteria listed below:
All domestic students are eligible to participate (including green card holders and permanent residents). We particularly encourage students who have a cumulative GPA over 3.0 to enroll in NNE.

Apr 16, 2026

Full-time Lab Manager Position @ Virginia Tech

Applications are invited for a full-time lab manager position in the lab of Dr. Samantha Margherio, in the Department of Psychology at Virginia Tech. 

Our lab uses community-engaged methods to study the link between ADHD and risk-taking behaviors and develop school-based interventions for behavior and substance use concerns. We are also engaged in community outreach to promote neuroscience and mental health knowledge. The individual who fills this position will be involved in all aspects of the research process and community-engaged work within this emergent lab. Duties include (but are not limited to):

Responsibilities: 
-facilitating existing Community Advisory Boards, including coordinating meetings and maintaining communication with members
-coordinating community outreach events, such as school-based neuroscience education presentations and tabling at community events
-helping to maintain school-based partnerships via tasks such as attending research meetings with schools and facilitating relationships with educators within partnered schools
-maintaining and improving lab infrastructure, such as study protocols and lab resources (website, manuals, standard operating procedures, documentation), and coordinating daily lab operations
-recruiting, screening, scheduling, consenting, and running participants through study protocols involving adolescents with ADHD and risk behaviors
-supervising undergraduate research assistants
-assisting with IRB management, grant applications, data processing and analysis, and manuscript preparation.

Training for all aspects of the position will be provided. This includes training in school-based neuroscience education presentations. Flexible scheduling is required (e.g., some evenings and weekends will be required).

This is an excellent position for candidates interested in gaining research and/or community outreach experience prior to graduate school in psychology, neuroscience, or related fields.

Required application materials: Cover letter describing interest in and fit with the position, CV/Resume, and contact information for two references (no need to submit letters).
The position is expected to start in summer 2026. Consideration of applications will begin immediately and on a rolling basis and will end when the position is filled. Salary will be commensurate with experience.

How To Apply:
Pre-submission inquiries with CV may be emailed to: Samantha Margherio (smargherio@vt.edu)

Required qualifications:
1) BA/BS in psychology, neuroscience, social work, education, human development, or related field.
2) One year of human subjects research experience.
3) Demonstrated computer skills, and proficiency with MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint or equivalent.
4) Demonstrated organizational, time-management, interpersonal, problem-solving, and communication skills; and attention to detail.
5) a significant interest in community-engaged work.
6) Strong public speaking abilities.

Preferred qualifications:
1) Experience in community-engaged work (research, clinical, or otherwise)
2) Demonstrated ability to work with data programs (e.g., REDCap; SPSS; R).

Apply to the NextGen Psych Scholars Program

Next Gen Psych Scholars Program
The goal of the NextGen Psych Scholars Program (NPSP) is to cultivate long-term support structures between diverse undergrad or post-baccalaureate mentees and current graduate students and post-docs to 1) embrace and celebrate the unique journeys that have led current graduate students to pursue a PhD and 2) to inspire and empower the next generation of scholars while enhancing feelings of belongingness in academia. In addition to outlining the process of applying to graduate school, a significant amount of time will be spent discussing how to both challenge and navigate the “hidden curriculum” (e.g. networking, advocating for yourself) of academia. This program is open to all individuals and centers the experiences of underrepresented (e.g., BIPOC, low-income, first-gen, LGBTQIA+) individuals.

Over the course of a year, the program will consist of a series of virtual panels and workshops such as:
Application timeline and logistics
Individual journeys, highlighting both the challenges and successes, that led graduate students to pursue a PhD
Considerations when choosing a program
The admissions process and application tips (led by faculty)
Navigating the hidden curriculum
Fellowships and post-baccalaureate opportunities
Professional development including R programming basics

Mentees are paired with current graduate students and post-docs to discuss their graduate school plans and workshop application materials. Individuals planning on applying in the next 1-2 years will be prioritized for matching. For anyone who is not actively applying in the next year or so, you are welcome to join our Slack community and attend any events that are of interest, but direct one-on-one mentorship may not be as helpful if you are not working on application materials.

How To Apply:
If you are interested in joining for 2026-2027, please fill out our application at https://z.umn.edu/NPSP26-27 by 05/31/2026 at 11:59pm Central Time. Please note that this program is focused specifically on psychology PhD programs; if you are interested in mentorship for other types of programs (e.g. MA or PsyD) this program will likely not meet your needs.

Notifications for acceptance into the program will go out by 07/01/2026. For additional information, please see our website (nextgenpsychscholars.com)

Apr 3, 2026

I wish someone had told me...Career Advice from BSOS Alumni

Feeling behind in your job search? Unsure about 
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your career direction?

Tuesday, April 7, 2026
5:00 pm-6:00 pm EDT
Virtual via Zoom

Register on Handshake: 
https://app.joinhandshake.com/events/1904946/share_preview

You’re not alone! Many students share the same worries. Join us for an informal conversation with three alumni who will discuss the key insights they wish they had known as undergraduates.

Our panelists will offer practical advice on topics such as exploring career paths, landing your first job, and navigating the transition into the workplace. This is your chance to hear honest stories, ask questions, and walk away with strategies to move forward with confidence. Co-hosted by the PSYC Alumni Career Network.

Tips for attending virtual events
The event is open to all current UMD students, but will be especially helpful for students in the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences. Questions? Contact the Feller Center in BSOS at bsoscareers@umd.edu. Hosted by the Feller Center for Advising and Career Planning.

Mar 6, 2026

PSYC Grad School Grub: The Basics of Planning for An Advanced Degree. BYO Lunch In-Person Event

Undergrad UMD PSYC Students only: 
Are you considering graduate school, but unsure how to start your planning?

PSYC Grad School Grub: The Basics of Planning for An Advanced Degree  
Thurs., April 9, 2026
12:30 pm-1:30 pm
1140B Biology-Psychology Bldg.
Registration Required: Register Here

UMD PSYC Sophomores and Juniors will benefit most from this event. Hosted by the Psychology Department and the BSOS Feller Center.

Attend this Bring Your Own Lunch In-Person Event that will feature tips to help you plan your next steps. We will share planning tools and resources, and three PSYC Alumni Career Influencers members will share their tips for selecting a graduate program and advice on gaining experience to test your interests.


UMD PSYC Sophomores and Juniors will benefit most from this event. Hosted by the Psychology Department and the BSOS Feller Center.
RSVP via Handshake (REQUIRED):  RSVP Here


Guest Speakers from the PSYC Alumni Career Influencers Network.

Jessi Collins, LCSW-C 2012 | Psychology Title: Psychotherapist / Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Company: Jessi Collins Therapy, LLC

Isabel Wilder 2022 | Psychology Title: Doctoral Student Company: Neuroscience and Cognitive Science (NACS) Program | University of Maryland, College Park

Zenab Abubakari  CBRE 2021  Psychology Title: Data Intelligence Research Analyst| Psychology B.S 2023 | I-O Psychology MPS  

Special Guest:
Dr. Cale Wright, Psy.D.,  Psychology Title: Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Mar 5, 2026

Full-time Post-Bacc Position with Dr. Riggins Lab

Full-time Research Assistant Position in 
Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience
University of Maryland, College Park

Dr. Tracy Riggins in the Department of Psychology at the University of Maryland College Park is seeking a full-time Research Assistant for a research project examining the role of sleep and brain development on memory during early childhood. This project is in collaboration with Dr. Rebecca Spencer at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. See www.ncdl.umd.edu for more details about the lab.

Responsibilities will include: (1) conducting experiments with young children (including: recruiting, scheduling, and collecting polysomnography (PSG), and neuroimaging (MRI/fMRI) data; (2) preprocessing and analyzing data; (3) training and supervising undergraduate research assistants; (4) performing general administrative duties, including participant recruitment, data management, and lab web pages; (5) programming scientific experiments and developing experimental stimuli; (6) assisting with IRB protocol creation and compliance; and (7) providing general support for the PI and other researchers in the laboratory. Please note: the official payroll title at UMD for this position is “Faculty Specialist.”

Qualifications: Required background and skills include: a bachelor’s degree in a related scientific field (e.g., psychology or neuroscience); reliable transportation; previous research experience with human participants (preferably with children and/or using fMRI, EEG, or PSG); the ability to work independently; keen attention to detail; and the ability to interact warmly and professionally with parents and children. Strong computational, organizational, managerial, problem-solving, and analytic skills are essential.

How To Apply:
The position is set to begin June 1, 2026. A 2-year commitment is required; third year is possible dependent on available funding. Review of applications will begin March 16, 2026 and continue until the position is filled. Interested individuals should email a cover letter describing their background and future goals, CV, and names and contact information of 3 references to Tracy Riggins at riggins@umd.edu. Please include all documents in a single pdf file and include your last name in the file (i.e., “LASTNAME.pdf”).

The University of Maryland, College Park, actively subscribes to a policy of equal employment opportunity, and will not discriminate against any employee or applicant because of race, age, gender, color, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, religion, national origin, or political affiliation. Minorities and women are encouraged to apply.

Feb 6, 2026

Apply for The 6th Annual Enter the Ph.D. Workshop: Application deadline is 2/18

Dear PSYC Terps,

The Department of Psychology at the University of Maryland will host the sixth annual Enter the Ph.D. Workshop (flyer attached) on April 24th, 2026.

This is a full-day workshop open to first and second year undergraduate students in the Maryland, Virginia, and DC areas.

View Workshop Schedule HERE

This workshop is a great opportunity to learn more about psychology related Ph.D. programs at UMD including Clinical, Cognitive, Counseling, Developmental, Industrial/Organizational, Neuroscience, or Social psychology. Participants will meet Psychology faculty and graduate students who will answer questions such as:

Why should I consider a doctoral degree (Ph.D.) in psychology?
What are the differences between a master's degree and a doctoral degree in psychology?
What are the different career paths available to those who earn a Ph.D. in psychology?
What are the different research areas of psychology?
What is life as a psychology graduate student really like?
What steps can I start taking now to be a desirable candidate for psychology Ph.D. programs?

We are especially interested in applicants who identify with historically excluded racial/ethnic minority groups and/or who are the first in their families to go to college, and/or students who experience financial hardship. However, all students who are committed to strengthening psychology by increasing diversity and inclusion in the field will receive serious consideration. To apply, students should complete this application form.

Deadline to Apply: Best consideration date: February 18, 2026.

Questions: Email Dr. Nazish Salahuddin at nsalah@umd.edu

Full-time Post-Bacc Positions with Children's National

Looking for research experience before 
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applying to graduate school or medical school? Join our team to work on pediatric psychology studies with children, teens, and young adults with type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, and other chronic health or behavioral health conditions.

We are hiring for up to 3 full-time paid positions, including a competitive benefits package. If you are interested in children’s health and looking for ways to prepare for graduate, nursing, or medical school, consider becoming part of a collaborative clinical research team under the supervision of Eleanor Mackey, PhD and Randi Streisand, PhD at Children’s National Hospital in Washington, DC. Applicants fluent in Spanish are encourage to apply.

Responsibilities include:
• Assisting with the development and implementation of behavioral research studies
• Coordinating clinical intervention trials, including scheduling and tracking participant recruitment, retention, and follow-up completion
• Recruiting and enrolling participants, including in-person and remote data collection
• Conducting medical record reviews, as well as data entry/management/analysis.
• Supervising and training undergraduate volunteers and delegating lab responsibilities
• Assisting with writing and editing of grant applications and manuscripts for publication
• Working with the Institutional Review Board (IRB) to maintain research ethical compliance
• Initiating and overseeing contractual agreements with study vendors

Research opportunities offer:
• Experience on prospective, clinical research studies with potential for presentations and publications
• Experience working collaboratively with health care professionals from a range of disciplines
• Excellent preparation for graduate school in psychology, public health, nursing, or medicine

Requirements:
✓ Bachelor’s degree with prior experience in clinical human subjects research or Master’s in relevant area ✓ Two-year minimum commitment
✓ Reliable transportation/willingness to travel to main hospital campus
✓ Some evening hours for phone calls

Additional recommended qualifications:
✓ Knowledge of and experience in working with IRBs
✓ Experience using statistical software (e.g. Microsoft Excel, SPSS)
✓ Experience working with children and/or clinical patient populations
✓ Fluent in English and Spanish Salary commensurate with experience.

How To Apply:

To apply, please complete the following survey: https://redcap.link/fablab2026ra Please contact Sydney White with any questions swhite5@childrensnational.org. Review of applications will begin immediately.

Feb 3, 2026

Full-time Post-Bacc Research Coordinator Position @ Georgetown

The Georgetown Laboratory for Relational Cognition, directed by Adam Green, anticipates hiring a research coordinator. The position will focus on NSF- and foundation-funded research investigating creativity and learning. In conjunction with the project team, the research coordinator will contribute to large-scale data collection efforts involving multiple institutions. A focal project for this position is an
ongoing collaboration with our partner site at Drexel University, led by John Medaglia, to implement
"closed-loop" brain stimulation experiments in creativity and executive function. The research coordinator will have substantial opportunity to engage with all aspects of the project, including data collection, analysis, and the development of new computational tools to assess creativity. There is also opportunity to contribute to a broader set of lab-based studies on learning in real-world educational settings and measuring and augmenting human creative value in co-creation with AI.

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. The preferred start date is
summer 2026.

To apply:
Interested candidates should send a professional CV and a letter of application describing research
interests and professional goals to Max Kay (mk2470@georgetown.edu) and Mason Munoz
(mm5606@georgetown.edu), and should provide the names of three professional references who can
readily provide letters of recommendation upon request. Any informal inquiries can be sent to the PI,
Adam Green (aeg58@Georgetown.edu).

Compensation is based on Georgetown pay scales, depending on qualifications and experience.

Georgetown University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. If you are a qualified individual with a disability and need a reasonable accommodation for any part of the application and hiring process, please see the Georgetown website for more information, or contact the Office of Institutional Diversity, Equity & Affirmative Action (IDEAA) at (202) 687-4798. This position requires a criminal background check performed by Human Resources.

Jan 28, 2026

Post-Bacc Opportunity with The University of California, Irvine

The Department of Psychology at the University of California, Irvine is currently accepting applications for their post-baccalaureate program; the deadline to apply for Fall 2026 is April 15, 2026 for domestic students (February 15, 2026 for international students).

Program Overview: UCI’s Post-Bacc Program in Psychology is a certificate program that combines psychology coursework with research and/or internship experience. It is designed for people who have a bachelor’s degree (in any discipline); who are interested in a psychology-related graduate program, career development, or career change; and who could benefit from additional coursework, research and/or real-life work experience in psychology. Those interested in a doctoral-level or master’s degree programs in a range of areas of psychology (including clinical/counseling psychology, social/personality psychology, developmental psychology, health psychology, psychology & the law, and school psychology) or health (e.g., public health, medical school) can strengthen their graduate school applications by completing our program, which offers an individualized course of study based on each person’s qualifications and goals.

Program Description: The program consists of eight courses, which may include lower- and upper-division lectures, small seminars (including advanced statistics and research methods courses), hands-on research lab courses, and/or hands-on internship courses. The program can be completed at the student’s own pace, in as little as 9 months or in as many as 24 months, depending upon one’s schedule and preferences. A faculty advisor will work closely with students to help plan courses and provide guidance on obtaining letters of recommendation, choosing graduate programs, writing personal statements, and applying for jobs. In addition, students will have the opportunity to attend our weekly departmental colloquia and other special events and to interact with our community of faculty, researchers, and graduate students.

Applications: Applications are due on April 15, 2026 for domestic students (February 15, 2026 for international students) for Fall 2026 admission. For more information, please visit: https://ps.soceco.uci.edu/post-bacc-page/post-baccalaureate-program-psychology

Information Session:
An information session will be held on Tuesday, February 10th at 3pm (Pacific Time) via Zoom; please register here for the Zoom link: https://tinyurl.com/yf3syjrb. If you are thinking about applying and/or would like to learn more, you are encouraged to attend. All are welcome!

Nov 25, 2025

UVA Preparing for a PhD in Psychology Panel

Are you interested in applying for Psychology 
PhD programs in the future? 

The University of Virginia
Department of Psychology is hosting a virtual panel for undergraduate students thinking about pursuing a PhD and/or a career in psychology on December 11th from 5-630PM EST. 

Graduate students on the panel will discuss different types of PhD programs in psychology, what types of careers you might be prepared for with a PhD in psychology, and what you can be doing now as an undergraduate student to set yourself up for success in graduate school admissions. 

Faculty will also be available for questions during breakout sessions. 

Please use the following link to register and submit questions for the panel: https://virginia.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1TDM9tWHK5LcWYS

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