Duke University's Department of Psychology embraces an interdisciplinary approach, using a broad range of methods and interacting with researchers in many different fields. Depending on one's field, training may include neuroimaging, optogenetics, laboratory experiments, clinical approaches, and/or field interviews. Their students interact with faculty and students in Neurobiology, Psychiatry, Economics, Statistics, Philosophy, and the Duke Institute for Brain Sciences, and have the opportunity to take courses in other departments as well as at UNC Chapel Hill. Overall, their graduate training environment is a rich one, and students are encouraged to take advantage of the diversity of perspectives and methods.
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