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Columbia’s psychology department is one of the oldest and most influential in the United States, consistently ranking among top programs due to its world-renowned faculty and alumni.
The Department of Health Studies and Applied Educational Psychology offers masters and doctoral programs that enhance students' academic and professional skills and prepare them for a rewarding career. Learn more and apply.
The focus of Columbia’s graduate program in Psychology is on the training of Ph.D. students in research, teaching and scholarship in the areas of behavioral neuroscience, perception, cognition and social-personality psychology.
Our master's and doctoral programs train school psychologists to work in schools, clinics, hospitals, universities, testing companies, and research centers to serve the academic and mental health needs of children, youth, and families. Learn more and apply.
Our master's & doctoral programs in Clinical Psychology provide students with rigorous training in clinical science, clinical assessment, and intervention.
Students must complete 30 or more points to complete the Psychology Major. Those 30 points must include: Introductory Psychology Course. One Statistics course. One Research Methods course. One Group I Course. One Group II Course. One Group III Course. One course meeting the Seminar requirement.
Course work provides students with a strong foundation in psychological theory and research as well as its application to (a) instruction and learning of school-related subjects, particularly reading, and (b) the understanding, promotion, and treatment of mental health in school settings.
