"I feel like a box of creativity in my head that I never knew has now been ripped open. I’ve been print-print-print for so long I thought I could never create a digital work of journalism. But here I’ve learned what’s possible." — Emily Hopkins, Class of 2017
“Northeastern’s Psychology Department has cutting edge faculty and is a strong and cohesive place to work.” — Judith A. Hall, University Distinguished Professor of Psychology
Our Psychology PhD students are fully supported for 12 months/year, for 5 years.
“The Psychology Department prepared me to be a critical and creative researcher, fostered the development of my independent research, and allowed me to explore my passion for mentorship and teaching.” — Mollie Ruben, PhD ‘14
Our Psychology PhD graduates hold many faculty positions as well as becoming research scientists in the public and private sectors.
Over the past 10 years, our Psychology PhD students averaged 5 publications each from their research while here.
D’Amore-McKim leadership has made the decision to temporarily pause enrollment for online study of this degree while we build the curricular framework for the next generation of this program. To stay up to date with these changes, please select "Request Information" above.
"I would tell a colleague who was considering this program to definitely go for it. I currently work full-time in the finance division for a healthcare company and I was able to move up in the company." — Marcy Reyes, MSF'14
“The SCM certificate program enabled me to understand the world of logistics so that I can work effectively with my business partners in the logistics space.” — Christopher Kane, GCSCM '15
"While the language of international law may be similar across borders, its cultural understanding varies considerably. These differences can help us devise creative institutions and legal processes to respond to the world's human, economic, and political challenges." — Professor of Law and Faculty Director, LLM and International Programs Sonia Elise Rolland
