Explore Our Graduate
Program
What is Applied Social Psychology?
Applied Social Psychology uses psychological theory and research to understand
and address real-world issues affecting individuals, organizations, and
communities. At Windsor, students develop strong research and methodological
skills while learning how to use psychological knowledge to assess problems,
evaluate programs and practices, and contribute to positive change.
What Will You Gain from the Program?
Students combine coursework and research with practicum and internship
experiences that provide opportunities to apply psychological knowledge in real-
world settings. This combination of research, methodological training, and
practical experience prepares graduates to work in universities, government,
education, health and community organizations, business, consulting, and other
settings where psychological research can inform practice and decision-making.
Why Study Applied Social
Psychology at Windsor?
Substantial Applied Experience
Our program includes a 100-hour
Master's practicum and a 1,000-hour
doctoral internship, providing structured
opportunities to apply psychological
knowledge in professional settings.
Breadth of Research Opportunities
Our faculty represent diverse areas of
applied psychology, giving students
opportunities to explore different
research interests and applications.
Close Faculty Collaboration
Our graduate program provides
opportunities for individualized
mentorship and sustained collaboration
with faculty throughout students'
training.
This link will take you to the University of
Windsor’s Faculty of Graduate
Studies application page. It will also
indicate the next application deadline.
If you need assistance, do not hesitate
to contact the Department of
Psychology’s Graduate Program
Secretary:
Laney McVeity
Graduate Program Secretary
Room 175 CHS
(519) 253-3000 ext. 2215
Email: psychgradsec@uwindsor.ca
Department of Psychology
University of Windsor
Windsor, Ontario N9B 3P4
Phone: 519-253-3000 ext. 2215