M.S. in Psychology
Residential Master’s Degree in Psychology
The Department of Psychology offers a Master of Science in Psychology degree with a concentration in Developmental Psychology.
The program will equip students with research skills to solve real-world problems, add knowledge to the social scientific community, and glorify God in the process.
Academic Information: M.S. in Psychology
Credit Hours
36 credit hours
Residential Programs of Study (DCPs)
Admissions Requirements
Core Psychology Classes
- Research Methods & Statistics in Psychology I (PSYC 510)
- Advanced Social Psychology (PSYC 512)
- Research Methods & Statistics in Psychology II (PSYC 515)
- Psychology and Christianity (PSYC 520)
- Cognitive Psychology (PSYC 575)
- Master’s Thesis (PSYC 690)
M.S. in Psychology
Psychology Career Opportunities
- Community/junior college instructors
- Prepare for Ph.D. (teaching, research)
- Service coordinator: (Assess, evaluate, treat, and advocate for those with developmental disabilities)
- Research/data analyst (research/assessment in government, education, private companies)
- Program coordinator/director
- Program development/evaluation (prevention/intervention programs)