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Psychology Undergraduate Research Opportunites

If you are interested in earning academic (Psych 499) credit for working in a lab, follow these steps:

1. Locate a project. Check opportunities listed here or in the hallway outside of the Psychology Advising Office (119 Guthrie Hall), or check a faculty list to find someone whose interests match yours.
2. Contact the researcher(s) you've identified. Discuss the project and the work you would be doing, and decide how many credits you would like to receive (3 credits = 9 hours/week, 2 credits = 6 hours/week, 1 credit = 3 hours/week).
3. Get a registration permission card from the Main Office (Guthrie 119) and have the faculty person sign the card and give you a copy of the syllabus.
4. Take the signed card and project syllabus to the Main Office (Guthrie 119) and exchange it for your entry code.
5. Register for your 499, for the proper amount of credits.

Current Research Opportunities

Interested in working with a faculty member or graduate student on a research project? The following projects are recruiting undergraduates to help out in their labs.

If you are a Psychology graduate student, staff or faculty member and you would like to update your Psych 499 posting or add a new Psych 499 opportunity, please contact Vicky Burke in Psychology Undergraduate Advising at 206-543-2698 or at burkev@u.washington.edu.

Psychology Undergraduate Advising | Guthrie Hall, Rm. 119A Map | Tel. 206.543.2698 | psyadvis@u.washington.edu