Department of Psychology
Academic Advising
1140 Psychology Building
https://psychology.ucr.edu
https://neuromajor.ucr.edu
ACADEMIC ADVISORS | |||
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Roberto Montes | Last Names A-Di | roberto.montes@ucr.edu | (951) 827-5386 |
Sara Cuny | Last Names Dj-Ht | sara.cuny@ucr.edu | (951) 827-5386 |
Maura Tomaszewski | Last Names Hu-Le | maura.tomaszewski@ucr.edu | (951) 827-5386 |
Kirsten Edlefsen Alonso | Last Names Lf-Rn | kirsten.alonso@ucr.edu | (951) 827-5386 |
Jamie Tristan | Last Names Ro-Z | jamie.tristan@ucr.edu | (951) 827-5386 |
Majors
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Psychology
Areas of Study
- Lifespan development
- Brain and Behavior
- Personality and perception
- Health and Well being
- Abnormal behavior
- Techniques of individual and group counseling
- Organizational dynamics and leadership
- Cognitive processes
Minimum Criteria to Declare
- Good Academic Standing for the previous two quarters
- Ability to complete the degree within 216 units
- If upper-division courses have been taken, a minimum upper-division GPA of 2.0
- Completion of Math 4 or higher, PSYC 1, PSYC 2, and PSYC 11* with grades of C- or better
- *Please note: PSYC 11 has a prerequisite of Math 4 or higher
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Psychology/Law and Society
Areas of Study
- Lifespan development
- Brain and Behavior
- Personality and perception
- Law and religion
- Eyewitness testimony
- Rehabilitation and punishment
- Ethics and legal responsibilities
- Delinquency and correctional programs
- Criminology theory
- Components of organized crime
- The function of criminal law
Minimum Criteria to Declare
- Good Academic Standing for the previous two quarters
- Ability to complete the degree within 216 units
- If upper-division courses have been taken, a minimum upper-division GPA of 2.0
- Completion of Math 4 or higher, PSYC 1, PSYC 2, and PSYC 11* with grades of C- or better
- Completion of LWSO 100 with a grade of “C” or higher
- *Please note: PSYC 11 has a prerequisite of Math 4 or higher
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Neuroscience
The Neuroscience major is jointly offered by CHASS and CNAS.
For information regarding the CNAS Neuroscience major, click here.Areas of Study
- Hormones and behavior
- Genetic aspects of a cell
- Sensory systems and perception
- Biorhythms
- Protein targeting
- Nuclear transport
- Organic chemistry
- Nutrition and energy metabolism
Minimum Criteria to Declare
- Good Academic Standing
- Ability to complete the degree within 216 units
- If upper-division courses have been taken, a minimum upper-division GPA of 2.0
- Appropriate progress towards the Life Science Core. Please see the Neuroscience Major Change Criteria Sheet.
Minors
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Psychology
Areas of Study
- Memory and sensation
- Inferential statistics
- Hypothesis testing
- Variability and correlation
- Methodologies and research design
- Biological methods of memory
- Conformity and deviance
- Artificial intelligence
Minimum Criteria to Declare
- Good Academic Standing
- Ability to complete the degree within 216 units
- Completion of all lower-division in the minor and the minor must be declared at least two quarters prior to graduation
- A minimum upper-division minor GPA of 2.0
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Neuroscience
Areas of Study
- Endocrine physiology
- Brain injury
- Cognitive impairments
- Pharmacological agents and effects
- Emotional memory
- Sensory inputs
- Neural systems and underlying behavior
- Cellular mechanisms
Minimum Criteria to Declare
- Good Academic Standing
- Ability to complete the degree within 216 units
- Completion of all lower-division in the minor and the minor must be declared at least two quarters prior to graduation
- A minimum upper-division minor GPA of 2.0