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Psychology is a scientific discipline that interfaces biological and social sciences to prepare students for working with people in a vast array of settings and fields. The Master of Science in Psychology will prepare graduate students with a comprehensive psychological foundation in research and theory. Therefore, students will be uniquely equipped to gain employment opportunities not just within the field of psychology, but also other fields of study to include social sciences and human services.
Students will gain advanced skills in critical thinking, interpersonal communication, research design and reporting, ethics, cultural diversity, APA writing skills and advanced knowledge in psycho-logical theories. Thesis track graduates will also be well-equipped to pursue doctoral studies in psychology and related fields.
*This is a non-licensure/non-certification degree. This degree is intended for students who want to pursue a doctoral degree or post-secondary teaching opportunities, as well as those who may benefit from a general master’s degree in psychology.