The Department of Psychology aims at producing theoretical and applied research, scholarship, and teaching at a quality that meets and even exceeds the national and international academic standards and at addressing issues that are relevant to national and human development. The department expects the students to gain knowledge in almost all fields of psychology and to be aware of different approaches to psychology. The interests of the faculty include a wide range of areas such as cognitive, social, social-cognitive, cross-cultural, organizational, developmental, clinical psychology, and psychology of language.This Psychology Graduate Program offers four research tracks in the following areas: Clinical Psychological Science, Cognitive Psychology, Developmental Psychology and Social I/O Psychology.

A non-refundable application fee is required. This course provides both thesis and non-thesis tracks. A minimum of 149 points in the quantitative section of the GRE is required. Applicants are also invited to take a Science Exam which aims to test science literacy and demonstrate the ability to understand the logic and design of an empirical research.