Online M.S. in Psychological Science - General Psychology Curriculum

The online Master of Science in Psychological Science – General Psychology is designed to provide educators and working professionals with advanced training in psychological theory, research methods, and applied practice.

Program coursework emphasizes core content in psychology, quantitative and research methods, and applied learning experiences that support professional growth in education, business, and community settings.

Degree Requirements

This degree requires 10 courses, for a total of 30 credit hours.

Core Coursework

All students complete required coursework in the following areas:

• Research Methods
  Students complete one required research course (4 credit hours) focused on developing advanced research design, analysis, and interpretation skills.
• Quantitative Methods
  Two required quantitative courses (7 credit hours) provide in-depth training in statistics and data analysis essential for applied psychological research.
• Content Courses
  Two required content courses (6 credit hours) provide advanced study in core psychological concepts, theories, and applications.

Elective Coursework

Students complete 11 credit hours of elective coursework, selected in consultation with a faculty advisor. Electives allow students to tailor the program to professional interests in education, applied psychology, organizational settings, or community-based practice.

Applied Experience / Culminating Experience

Students complete a required culminating experience designed to integrate coursework and applied learning.

This experience allows students to apply psychological science in real-world professional contexts.