The Psychology Department at Rice University is a unique blend of basic and applied psychology. Our breadth of research interests creates a unique learning and research environment. The primary emphasis in the department is on research, in both laboratory and applied settings.
John W. Brelsford, Jr., Professor Emeritus of Psychology and Statistics, died April 8, 2013. John was known as a caring mentor to the many students whose lives he touched and whose careers he influenced. A service will be held at Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church (6221 Main Street) at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 13, with a reception following.
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As a teacher, scholar, department chair and outstanding citizen of Rice University, Bill Howell served as a model and inspiration to countless students, faculty and colleagues. He was extraordinarily generous with his time and talents. Many owe their success to his efforts on their behalf.
Sarah Burnett
Professor Emerita of Psychology
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Information about undergraduate awards and distinctions, including the university Distinction in Research and Creative Works, is now available.
The Department is currently accepting applications for a tenure-track or tenured position in cognitive neuroscience with a specialization in neuroimaging.
Graduate ProgramOur graduate program is unique in that our faculty, together with our graduate students, work in Research Interest Groups (RIGs) allowing for tailor-made programs based on shared research interests.
Undergraduate ProgramPsychology goes beyond disciplinary boundaries and represents the scientific study of the mind and behavior from multiple levels of analysis. It is among the most popular majors at Rice.
