Courses
The initial developmental psychology survey course (DEP 3053) is followed by courses that explore in more depth several age periods and topics of development, including: Infancy (DEP 4115), Adolescence (DEP 4305), Cognitive Development (DEP 4163), Aging (DEP 4404) and Death and Dying (DEP4930). Specialized seminars are taught on a revolving basis (DEP4930). To obtain additional information about developmental undergraduate courses click catalog.
Research Experience Opportunities for Credit
Many of our faculty research labs (link to people page: https://psych.ufl.edu/developmental-psychology/people-2/) offer research experiences for students. Interested students should contact the faculty member of interest to find out if there are any current opportunities. Please see the Undergraduate Research Experiences page for more information.
Volunteer Opportunities
Students are able to volunteer in developmental settings in the community with children, adolescents, and older adults for course credit (PSY4949). To explore volunteer options, visit the psych-advising site or office (Psych. 135).