What You’ll Learn
Our Master of Science (MS) in Psychology program is designed focus on the development of advanced knowledge of how psychological principles and concepts affect areas like motivation, behavior, learning, and emotion. Highlighting both research and real-world applications, this program explores the impact of biological, environmental, and societal influences on the function and well-being of individuals, communities, and organizations.
As an MS in Psychology student, you’ll have the opportunity to apply theories and methodologies to address social and organizational issues, while following the ethical standards of the American Psychological Association (APA). Across the curriculum, you’ll focus on:
- Evaluating psychology literature
- Designing and conducting psychological research
- Examining and analyzing empirical data
- Interpreting conclusions to help resolve professional issues
- Applying professional ethics and communication standards
The MS in Psychology program can be completed in as little as 18 months full-time.
