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About the School of Psychology and Brain Science Programs

The UNE School of Psychology and Brain Sciences examines the biological, psychological, and behavioral factors that shape human and animal experiences. Through interdisciplinary coursework, research opportunities, and hands-on learning, you’ll develop the knowledge and skills needed to understand behavior, cognition, and the brain. Our programs prepare graduates for diverse careers and advanced study in psychology, neuroscience, health professions, research, and related fields.

Majors

Minors

Complement your major and broaden your understanding of the mind, brain, behavior, and human experience through a minor in the School of Psychology and Brain Sciences. Whether you’re interested in psychology, neuroscience, animal behavior, mental health, aging, or the therapeutic role of the arts, these interdisciplinary programs allow you to explore new perspectives while developing valuable analytical, research, and communication skills. Our minors enhance a wide range of academic pathways and prepare you to make meaningful contributions in your career and community.