Faculty List

University Professors Emeriti 
F.I.M. Craik, PhD, FRSC
M. Moscovitch, PhD 

Professors Emeriti 
J.L. Freedman, PhD
J.E. Grusec, PhD
L. Hasher, PhD
C.C. Helwig, PhD
C.P. Herman, PhD
J.A. Hogan, PhD
R.S. Lockhart, PhD
J.B. Peterson, PhD
S.J. Shettleworth, PhD
I. Spence, PhD
G.C. Walters, PhD
J.S. Yeomans, PhD

Professor and Chair of the Department 
P. Lockwood, PhD  

Professor and Graduate Chair of the Department 
E. Page-Gould, PhD 

Associate Professor and Associate Chair (Undergraduate Studies) 
K. Duncan, PhD

Director (Graduate Studies) 
E. Johnson, PhD 

Professors 
M. Barense, PhD
P. Bloom, PhD
A. Chasteen, PhD
W. Cunningham, PhD
G. Einstein, PhD
S. Ferber, PhD
G. MacDonald, PhD
J.E. Plaks, PhD
J.W. Pratt, PhD
M.R. Ralph, PhD
N. Rule, PhD
J. Sommerville, PhD
K. Takehara, PhD

Associate Professors 
D. Bernhardt-Walther, PhD
L. Corbit, PhD
K. Duncan, PhD
A. Finn, PhD
J. Kim, PhD
M. Mack, PhD
R. Neel, PhD
M. Schlichting, PhD
C. Starmans, PhD
R.W. Tafarodi, PhD

Assistant Professors 
S. Appolloni, PhD
A. Barnett, PhD
F. Cheung, PhD
C. Mekik, PhD
J.Y. Park, PhD

Associate Professors, Teaching Stream
D. Dolderman, PhD
M. Metz, PhD
J. Vervaeke, PhD
A. Waggoner Denton, PhD
S. Wood, PhD

Assistant Professors, Teaching Stream 
W.S. Ryan, PhD
P. Sanchez, PhD
A. Sharples, PhD
M. Skorska, PhD
P. Whissell, PhD
O. Yim, PhD

Adjunct Lecturers 
M. Babineau, PhD, PsyD

Sessional Lecturers
C. Burton, PhD
T. Grieder, PhD
G. Rowe, PhD

Introduction

Psychology is the branch of science that focuses on the behaviour of human beings and animals. Our courses span the various areas of psychology and introduce students to the methods used in psychological research. The basic tools of a research psychologist include experimentation in the laboratory and field, naturalistic observation, and the use of statistical methods in interpreting data.

Our faculty have highly diversified interests which are reflected in the number and variety of our undergraduate course offerings. These include courses in cognitive neuroscience, cognitive psychology, computational neuroscience, developmental psychology, human and animal learning, perception, personality psychology, physiological psychology, and social psychology.

For more information, please consult our website (https://www.psych.utoronto.ca/). For course/program questions or academic advising, please contact our Undergraduate Administrator in Sidney Smith Hall, Room 4014 (416-978-3407 / psy.undergrad@utoronto.ca) or our Undergraduate Assistant in Sidney Smith Hall, Room 4027 (416-978-5168 / psy.ug-assistant@utoronto.ca).

Regarding Psychology Programs

Psychology programs at the St. George Campus are limited enrolment, which means there are a limited number of spaces to offer students. Please note that just meeting the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee one a spot in any of our programs and, in most cases, students will need to exceed them to be competitive because of the volume of applications in comparison to the number of program spaces available.

Entry into all Psychology programs requires Grade 12 Calculus and Grade 12 Biology. Please note that these two requirements are mandatory and will not be waived. We will also accept these two courses taken at the college and/or university level. A passing grade in them is all that is required for entry into our programs, as we do not use these grades when calculating your average for admission. Please visit this webpage for more details: https://psych.utoronto.ca/prospective-students/application-information#calculus-accordion-1 

Combined Degree Program (CDP) offered with Victoria College and Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE)

• Combined Degree Program in HBA/HBSc and Master of Teaching (MT)

Students enrolled in the Minor in Education and Society and Major in Psychology may apply for this Combined Degree Program. For details about application and program requirements, see the Combined Degree Programs section.