Department of Psychology

Welcome to Psychology at Texas State

Founded in 1969, the Department of Psychology seeks to provide an excellent education for undergraduate and graduate students by fostering a spirit of creative inquiry about enduring and emerging issues of psychology.

The department currently offers two undergraduate degrees: a bachelor of arts in psychology and a bachelor of science in psychology. At the graduate level, the department offers a master of arts in health psychology and a graduate certificate in forensic psychology.

The department also offers undergraduate minors in general psychology, forensic psychology, and sports psychology as well as a psychology graduate minor.

The department office is located in the Psychology Building on the second floor in Room 208. 

Department News 

We are Moving!

The psychology department offices will be moving to the second floor of the new Undergraduate Academic Center building beginning in the Summer I Semester of 2012.

Starting on Monday, June 1, 2012, the Psychology Department offices will be located in UAC 253 on the second floor of the Undergraduate Academic Center. Faculty Offices will also be located on the second floor of the Undergraduate Academic Center.

Summer I classes will still be held in the Psychology building. 

Computer Labs Closing

In preparation for our move to the Undergraduate Academic Center, we will need to close our computer labs.

The Classroom Lab (PSY 302) will close on Thursday, May 10. Due to format changes, this lab will not be re-opened to the public.

The Research Lab (PSY 308) will close on Monday, May 21. The format for this lab is being changed. Avilability will be annouced later.