The Department of Psychology at the University of Western Ontario offers a comprehensive undergraduate program in general psychology. The Graduate Program in Psychology allows students to further pursue individual studies in seven areas of research excellence.

Graduate studies may involve experimentation in the laboratory, observation in a school, agency, or other setting, or clinical internships.

Facts and Figures (for 2012)

Faculty:
30 Full Professors, 21 Associate Professors, 8 Assistant Professors

Postdoctoral Scholars:
24 Postdoctoral Fellows

Western Administered Research Expenditures:
$7,567,399; 190 Active Grants

Published Articles, Chapters, and Books:
175 with an additional 160 accepted for future publication

Departmental Staff
19 (Includes Administrative Officer, Technical Officer, Computing Manager, Undergraduate Program Advisor, Graduate Coordinator, Clinical Coordinator, Brain and Mind Institute Administrators, Animal Care Staff and Technicians)

Departmental Preschool Staff
Director, 5 teachers (includes Resource Teacher) and approx. 60 children

Undergraduate Program:
Approximately 8,900 Undergraduate Course Registrants
Students in General Program - approx. 1350
Students in Honours Program - approx. 77
Number of Honours graduates in 2012 -
Number of Full-Courses Offered - 9
Number of Half-Courses Offered - 81

Graduate Program:
Total number of half courses offered - 20 (excluding practica)
PhD students currently enrolled - 83 (plus Neuroscience PhD students with Psychology supervisors)
Students who graduated with a PhD degree in 2012 -
MSc students currently enrolled - 26 (plus three Neuroscience students with Psychology supervisors)
Students who graduated with an MSc degree -

For more detailed information on U.W.O. over the past ten years, please see the Western's Databook.