Doctor of Philosophy in Social Psychology

The Social Psychology program at Florida State University involves the scientific examination of how people think about, influence, and interact with each other. The program offers students in-depth training in both basic and applied research. The goal of the program is to prepare students for future positions as researchers and educators. Coursework provides students with an education in a broad range of areas including classic and contemporary issues in social psychology, methodological and statistical approaches to psychological research, as well as in depth seminars in specialty areas such as prejudice and stereotyping, close relationships, motivation, social cognition, and evolutionary psychology. Graduate students develop further expertise in a specific area or areas of social and personality psychology through hands-on research, in collaboration with one or more faculty members in the Social program. Students in the program may specialize in one research area or work in several in order to broaden their experience. Students have been very successful at collaborating with multiple faculty members to help broaden their research. Some students may also have opportunities to collaborate with faculty in the other psychology programs whose interests and expertise are relevant to social psychology.

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