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Welcome to UAB’s Department of Psychology

We are one of the largest undergraduate majors on campus, the home of three excellent graduate programs, and a center for cutting-edge research conducted by faculty and students working together.

Thirishaa is fascinated with studying behavior and the human mind. Her interests led her to majoring in psychology in pursuit of becoming a psychologist. Her goal? To help people in need.

Meet Victoria, a sophomore double majoring in psychology and art. With her combination of majors, Victoria aspires to become an art therapist who helps others express their feelings through creativity.

Meet Yi, a student double-majoring in mathematics and psychology. In this video, Yi explains why she chose her majors along with her plans for the future.

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  • EBSCO Grant Supporting High School STEM Internships
    EBSCO Grant Supporting High School STEM Internships
    The UAB Center for Community Outreach Development (CORD) was thrilled to receive a second consecutive $30,000 grant from EBSCO Community Impact to support EBSCO Scholars: Summer Science Institute III (SSI III)—an eight-week immersive research program that engages high school students in hands-on scientific exploration and introduces them to STEM career pathways.
  • Charting a Different Course - New CAS majors and programs help prepare students for ever-changing career options
    Charting a Different Course - New CAS majors and programs help prepare students for ever-changing career options
    A recent article in the Wall Street Journal listed the city of Birmingham as being one of “the top five most promising locations to find work for recent college graduates.” The University of Alabama at Birmingham College of Arts and Sciences is doing its part to prepare students for a wide variety of job opportunities within the Magic City and beyond.
  • Honoring Dr. Clarence “Clancy” Blair Jr.
    Honoring Dr. Clarence “Clancy” Blair Jr.
    Across more than two decades of innovation, mentorship, and advocacy, Professor Clarence “Clancy” Blair, PhD, established himself as an internationally respected leader in the fields of early childhood development, developmental neuroscience, and education.