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- Research Options
Research Options
The Psychology department provides numerous directed research opportunities for students. PSYCH 510, Psychology Independent Study, may be completed for up to 8 credits and counts as free elective credit. In this course, students participate in ongoing research in collaboration with a department faculty member. Students should consult the department website or the Faculty Research Interests brochure (available in the department office) for a full description of ongoing research projects. These research tutorials may involve library research, as well as many of the hands-on elements of research such as data collection, coding, data entry, and data analysis. Each course also includes a substantive written component.