Are you passionate about understanding the complexities of the human mind and behavior?
The Department of Psychology offers an exceptional educational journey through our bachelor, master, and doctoral programs. These highly competitive programs are grounded in rigorous scientific research, setting them apart from typical counseling-focused degrees.
Cutting-Edge Research and Renowned Faculty
Our department is home to world-renowned faculty who are at the forefront of psychological research. Their groundbreaking work addresses real-world challenges, providing insights that benefit individuals and communities. From exploring the intricacies of human experiences to understanding the interplay between psychological principles and environmental, social and cultural systems, our faculty's research has far-reaching implications for health and well-being.
A Commitment to Scientific Inquiry
At the core of our programs is a deep commitment to scientific inquiry. We emphasize the importance of research and evidence-based practice, ensuring that our students are equipped with the knowledge and skills to make meaningful contributions to the field of psychology.
Are you ready to take the next step in your academic journey? Discover the transformative power of a psychology degree and join us in exploring the fascinating world of human behavior and mental processes.
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October 21, 2026
Dr. Monica Lawson Awarded Regents’ Outstanding Teaching AwardThrough conducting basic and applied research, Dr. Lawson contributes to the theoretical understanding of developmental processes, while also informing solutions to real-world challenges that are encountered by families and those who work with children and families.
October 15, 2026
Dr. Ta-Johnson Awarded San Antonio Medical Foundation GrantCan patterns in everyday language provide a real-world indicator of cognitive functioning in veterans with mild traumatic brain injury?
June 19, 2026
Lafayette Fellowship Recipient Associated with TARDIS LabPublished by UT San Antonio Today
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