Any graduate student can declare a minor in psychology in addition to their major area of study.

Students may earn a minor in psychology at the graduate level by completing nine credits of any 5000-level and above coursework in psychology EXCEPT PSYC 5110, PSYC 5120, PSY509, PSYC 5910, PSYC 5991, PSYC 5999, PSYC 6991, PSY699, or PSYC 7000.

All minors must be approved by the minor department head and dean of the Graduate School. Students must declare the Psychology minor on a Program of Study and Committee Form for the Master's and doctoral level. Demonstration of competency in the minor area will be required at both comprehensive and final examinations. Students must also include a representative from the Psychology department on their thesis, comprehensive, and/or dissertation committees. The representative from the minor department can also serve as the Dean's Representative on the committee.