General/Experimental Psychology (Ph.D.)

Conduct in-depth research into human behavior and contribute to the field of psychology as a scholar, researcher or educator.

The study of human behavior offers an endless array of insights. A Ph.D. in Psychology from UND prepares you to advance scientific knowledge in this exciting field by designing, conducting and disseminating research.

Program Snapshot
Program type:
Doctoral Degree
Format:
On-campus
Est. time to complete:
4 years
Credit hours:
90

Why Study General/Experimental Psychology at UND?

Whether you're interested in the psychological effects of aging, neuropsychology, or social interactions and relationships, the Ph.D. program at UND gives you the skills and knowledge you need to make a real contribution.

Designed for students with a particular interest in research, the Ph.D. program emphasizes both breadth and depth of experience. In addition to your general coursework, you can choose from the following areas of specialty:

  • Experimental Analysis of Behavior
  • Applied Cognition
  • Health and Aging
  • Social Psychology
  • Psychology and the Law

Whichever track you choose, you'll explore a broad spectrum of issues in the field, develop experimental and quantitative skills, and prepare to design, conduct, analyze, and disseminate research that advances the scientific study of psychology.