Welcome to our Undergraduate Program Psychology is one of the most popular majors at UGA with over 2,100 undergraduate students in the major. The Psychology major provides a strong background in psychological theory and research within the context of a liberal arts education. The program offers classes and research opportunities to study a wide range of issues including but not limited to clinical psychological problems and disorders, child development, self-esteem, social function, sensation & perception, memory, neuroscience, workplace violence, prejudice, health psychology, and even cognition in primates. Many students pursue graduate education to prepare for careers in clinical practice, counseling and therapy, psychiatry, academia, and research. Opportunities with a bachelor’s degree include jobs in industry, mental health, government, human resources, and other organizational settings. HOW TO APPLY Students listen to John Achee lecture during a psychology class The Psychology major is relatively small in terms of required major courses compared to other majors. This means that the Psychology major is an excellent second major option. If students do not wish to double major, they can take extra elective courses or choose a minor or certificate program. Program Information and Resources Major DegreesDetailed information about undergraduate degrees Double Dawgs Learn more about earning both a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in five years Undergraduate Course SchedulesSee all course descriptions and up to date course schedules AdvisementContacts for Undergraduate advisement SyllabiAccess syllabi for current and past Psychology courses InternshipLearn more about the UGA Psychology Clinic Undergraduate Internship Psychology Undergraduate Mentoring Program (PUMP)Promotes opportunities for undergraduates from historically underrepresented backgrounds to receive mentoring in the field of psychology Departmental AwardsThe Department of Psychology is seeking candidates for undergraduate awards for this academic year Psi ChiPsi Chi is the International Honor Society in Psychology CareersSeveral career academic, private, and public pathway resources ResourcesUndergraduate resources are available here Fast Facts Current number of majors: over 2,100 Number of undergraduate faculty: over 30 Can you minor in Psychology: No Are there any Psychology certificate programs: No Areas of emphasis within Psychology: Neuroscience Popular second majors: Biology, Sociology, Criminal Justice, Cognitive Science, Statistics Psychology is also a popular major for prehealth students Undergraduate organizations: Psi Chi, the undergraduate Psychology honor society. Students need have completed a certain number of Psychology courses and meet GPA standards to be initiated into Psi Chi. However, any Psychology students are welcome to attend the Psi Chi meetings without being initiated.