Student Opportunities & Resources
Student Organizations
In the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, students are encouraged to connect outside the classroom through involvement in student-led organizations. These groups provide opportunities to build community, explore shared interests, and apply what’s learned in class to real-world experiences. Whether it’s engaging in service projects, networking with peers and professionals, or participating in events that promote mental health and well-being, student organizations play a vital role in supporting both personal and academic growth.
To the right, you’ll find just three of our many student clubs—be sure to visit Perch Portal to explore the full list of opportunities.
Programs
Practicum
Students can enroll in a course-based, credit-bearing experience that allows them to develop experience at a community setting reflecting the student's main area or job orientation with supervision by faculty. Students develop professionally and practice work-related skills. Contact Dr. Paul Argott for more information.
Study Abroad
Psychology students at UNF can apply to study abroad, including at Abertay University in Dundee, Scotland. Past courses have included travel to China, Japan, and Jamaica. You can find more information at the UNF International Center's Study Abroad website.
Resources
Psychology Careers & Professional Organizations
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Psychology Careers
- Collection of psychology jobs and internship opportunities for undergraduate students & recent graduates
- American Psychological Association's Career Resources
- American Psychological Society's Career Listings
- Social Psychology Network Career Center
- American Psychology Association Videos on Applying to Graduate School
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Professional Organizations
- American Psychological Association
- Southeastern Psychological Association
- Association for Psychological Sciences
- Psi Chi Honor Society
- Animal Behavior Society International
- Society for Research in Child Development
- National Association for the Education of Young Children
- Society for the Personality and Social Psychology
- Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues
- Society of Experimental Social Psychology
