Graduate Program | Psychology | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin
The primary goal of graduate training in the Department of Psychology is to prepare students for academic or other scientific careers in research and teaching. Students develop expertise in one of several areas of specialization: Behavioral Neuroscience; Clinical …
Ph.D. Program | Economics | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin
Important Dates 2023. July 31-August 17 - Graduate Math Prep Class begins; all admitted students are welcome to attend.; August 18- Economics Department Orientation; August 21- Fall term begins; November 20-25-Thanksgiving break; December 4-Last Class Day (fall); 2024. January 9 — Spring term begins; April 24-Last Class Day (spring); May 6 — Commencement; Follow this link for the official ...
Degree | Psychology | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin
Besides completing Common Core requirements, to earn a degree in the College of Liberal Arts, students must take general education courses (language arts, behavioral and social sciences, natural sciences, and general culture) as listed on the degree plans (see list at the bottom).. Effective with the 2022-2024 undergraduate catalog, the composition of the 28 hour PSY major is identical in both ...
Faculty & Research | Economics | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin
Liberal Arts at UT offers over 40 majors and many top-ranked graduate programs in the social sciences and humanities taught by 750 faculty.
Undergraduate Program | Psychology | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin
The Psychology Department at The University of Texas at Austin is devoted to expanding the horizons of our discipline and to educate our students and the public about behavior, thought processes, and emotion. Our department combines outstanding faculty, staff, graduate, and undergraduate students to ...
Clinical Psychology | Psychology | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin
The Clinical Psychology Training Program at The University of Texas at Austin is broadly based on a clinical science training model. The primary objective of our training program is to prepare students for research and teaching careers, and the secondary objective is to train students for the professional practice of clinical psychology.
Degree Plans | Economics | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin
You will need to select the appropriate Undergraduate Catalog year range to view your degree plan. Catalogs specify degree requirements, policies, and procedures that govern your graduation. In general, catalog assignment is based on your first semester enrolled at The University of Texas at Austin ...
Degree Requirements | Economics | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin
Economics majors must obtain a C or higher in ECO 329, and a C minus or higher in all other ECO classes counted toward the major (ECO 304K, ECO 304L, Calculus, 420K, 320L, 441K, and Three Upper Division ECO Electives).. A minimum GPA of 2.0 in all economics classes (combined) counting toward the major is required to graduate. Starting with the 2024-2026 catalog, Economics majors must obtain a ...
College of Liberal Arts | The University of Texas at Austin
Graduate Students Graduate Education. Across 34 programs and areas of study, graduate students pursuing Ph.D. and M.A. degrees in the College of Liberal Arts enjoy high-quality instruction, cutting-edge research training, and professional socialization that set up a diverse array of career pathways.
Ph.D Program | Psychology | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin
First Year: First year students must take at least nine hours of course work per semester. During the first year, at least one course must be a departmental core course, at least one must be a statistics course, and at least two must be other substantive courses (which can include other core or statistics courses) that have formal evaluation requirements such as a final exam.