Master of Science in Psychology
The Master of Science in Psychology is a 36 credit hour program designed to give you a basic background in psychology. The MS in Psychology is not considered a terminal degree, but can be used as a spingboard to further study at the doctoral level or enhancing standing for one's current career.
This program emphasizes a variety of psychological fundamentals, including:
- Theories
- Research methods
- Development
- Social Aspects
- Abnormal behavior
- Physiological data
- Personality development
- Behavior management techniques
Major Coursework
Core Curriculum (24 hours)
- Research Methods and Statistics
- Advanced Human Growth and Development
- History and Systems pf Psychology
- Testing & Appraisal of Individuals
- Personality & Counseling Theories
- Psychppathology
- Social Psychology
- Human Neuropsychology
Example Elective Courses Courses (12 hours)
- Lifestyle & Career Counseling
- Social & Cultural Issues in Counseling
- Human Sexuality
- Substance Abuse Counseling
- Behavior Modification
- Health Psychology
- Psychopharmacology
- Practicum in Psychology
For more information, contact the admissions office or Dr. John Brinkman (MS Psychology Program Director) at 260-399-7700 ext.8425. For information on the admission requirements, please go here.