The Graduate School of Psychology offers a Ph.D. program in psychology and a master’s program in two areas: (a) Cognitive and Developmental Psychology, and (b) Social Psychology. The curriculum covers cognitive, developmental, social, and clinical psychology as taught in the undergraduate programs in the Faculty of Letters and of Sociology. Students are required to conduct independent research projects, making use of various research methods (whether quantitative or qualitative, or a mixture of both). They may concentrate on in related areas in psychology and behavioral sciences. Since 2009, the Graduate School of Clinical Psychology was established to offer an intensive training program in professional psychology. Alumni are working as professional clinical/school psychologists, teachers, civil servants, and company employees.

Master’s Program

• Cognitive / Developmental Psychology Major
• Social Psychology Major

Doctoral Program

• Psychology Major