Why Study Psychology at UMass Lowell?
- Small, diverse classes. We offer small classes in a wide variety of subjects.
- Dedicated faculty. Work with and learn from a distinguished group of faculty who are leaders in their fields. Many are nationally recognized authors, editors of journals, investigators of groundbreaking research, presidents of national organizations and collaborators in the Lowell community.
- World-class facilities and equipment. Our facilities include several computer labs, fNIRS equipment, EyeLink eye-tracking, biomonitoring devices, immersive computing (e.g., virtual reality) and access to a high-dimensional computing cluster.
- Make a difference. Gain the knowledge and skills to respond to social problems and promote well-being through your career and in your community.
Meet Our Students
Rianna Grissom does research on how stereotypes and prejudices affect biracial and multiracial people.

Psychology and Sociology major Debby Fernand serves on the university’s Student Mental Health Advisory Committee.

Jeremiah Adames is building a future in trauma therapy and public service by combining psychology, language and hands-on medical experience.

Jesse Friedman’s path from Middlesex Community College to UMass Lowell included stops in Northern Ireland and Spain through study abroad programs.

Jared Socolow turned his own struggles into a research project that he will present at the annual conference of the Association for Psychological Science.