The University of Alberta is one of the premier research-intensive universities in Canada. Known widely as a research powerhouse, its scientists, scholars, and artists attracted approximately $400,000,000 in funding in a recent year.
The Department of Psychology has a long and distinguished history—and a lively and very productive present. In the 2008/2009 year, the faculty attracted national and international research grants totaling over $2.2 million. Faculty hold grants from NSERC, SSHRC, CIHR, CFI, AB INGENUITY, NIH, AHFMR and ACCFCR.
Recent Accomplishments: In a three-year period, faculty members:- Have published about 250 articles and chapters.
- Have competed successfully for five research endowments, including three provincial (AHFMR Scholars) and two national (Canada Research Chairs) positions.
- Have served on multiple grant review committees (NSERC, SSHRC, NIH, HSFC).
- Have participated as editors of major journals (Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology, Dreaming) and on numerous editorial boards.
- Have received major awards for teaching, research, and community service.
Research Range and Depth: Research is conducted across a broad range of topics. Information about Research Labs, Research Centers, and Graduate Training can be found through the following links: