PhD in Psychology and Neuroscience

Class Profile

Class Size

25

Average Age

27

Average Work Experience

2 Years

Diversity

Others:

3%

Hispanic American:

11%

African American:

14%

Native American:

1%

White American:

58%

Asian American:

13%

Career Outcomes

Median Earnings After Graduation

$1,10,000 / year

Graduation Rate

92%

Job Placement

95%

Top recruiters

Boston Consulting Group

Accenture

KPMG

EY

PwC

Google

Amazon

Microsoft

FAQs

• How long does the program take to complete?
  
  The typical time to completion is 5–6 years, depending on the area of specialization and research progress.
• What are the main requirements for the PhD?
  
  All PhD students must: Engage in research every year of enrollment Pass a written PhD examination Pass an oral PhD examination Submit and defend an acceptable dissertation In most cases, serve as a teaching assistant or teach for at least one academic year.
• Is there a terminal master’s program in psychology or neuroscience?
  
  No, the department does not offer a terminal master’s degree. Students are admitted directly to the PhD program. A master’s degree may be earned en route to the PhD, but applicants seeking only an MA are not accepted
• What doctoral programs are offered by the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience?
  
  The department offers PhD training in six areas: behavioral and integrative neuroscience, clinical psychology, cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, quantitative psychology, and social psychology. Each program provides in-depth theoretical and research training in its specialty, as well as professional skills development