Biopsychology Web Links
List of biopsych-related links.

Neuroscience resources
Lists biological resources and internet guides.

Area of Study: Biopsychology
College preparation, things to know, and careers you may qualify for.

APA Online
Overview of APA internships for Ph.D. candidates.

Summer Internships
Programs emphasizing neuroscience all over the US

Program at the University of Maryland
An amazing opportunity in research

National Institute of Mental Health
The NIMH mission is to reduce the burden of mental illness and behavioral disorders through research on mind, brain, and behavior.

Howard Hughes Medical Institute(HHMI) Research Opportunities
Search among thousands of exciting experiences in the sciences for students and teachers at colleges and universities throughout the United States and Puerto Rico.

Gradschools.com
Lists Biopsychology graduate schools in the US and outside the US.

Peterson’s Guide
Great site, registration is free.

Graduate Programs in Biopsychology
Lots of great articles and general resources for those seeking advice in Biopsychology graduate programs.

American Psychological Association
Based in Washington, DC, the American Psychological Association (APA) is a scientific and professional organization that represents psychology in the United States.

Women in Neuroscience
Organization dedicated to encouraging women in the field of neuroscience. Includes a job board and fellowship information.

Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback
Information, news and research, interesting links, and more.

APA job database
Search for jobs nationally and internationally.

Medical Sales jobs
Find jobs in Pharmceutical Sales and Biotech Sales.

HireRX
Mostly jobs posted by placement agencies, not the pharmaceutical companies themselves.

ScienceJobs.com
Click US/Canada, then choose your field, location and other search criteria.

UCSB Library Psychology Subject Homepage

Biopsychology Departmental Web Page

Career Resource Room
Also see printed directories, books and occupational binders at Career Services under the INVESTIGATIVE section of our library. You may also wish to use the computerized software program, CHOICES, a database that links occupations with graduate study options.

Career Services Biological Sciences Resources