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Master of Science in Psychology


Degree Requirements
The general requirements for earning the M.S. degree in psychology are as follows:

  • Completion of all required coursework with a minimum grade point average of 3.0, with no grade lower than a B in any required (non-elective) course and no more than two course grades of C or lower.
  • Successful completion of a minimum of 45 credits.
  • Successful completion of required research laboratory hours.
  • Completion of an empirical thesis.
  • Research laboratory: 8 hours/week for two years

For more information on specific requirements, consult the Master of Science in Psychology Program Handbook available from the Department of Psychology web site.

Required courses  
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PSY 510 Research Methods 3.0
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PSY 530 Principles of Neuroscience 3.0
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PSY 610 Data Analysis in Psychology 3.0
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PSY 624 Behavior Analysis 3.0
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PSY 690 MS Research I 3.0
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PSY 691 MS Research II 3.0
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PSY 692 MS Research III 3.0
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PSY 722 Psychotherapy Techniques 3.0
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PSY 812 Cognitive Neuroscience 3.0
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Students select one of the following courses:  
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PSY 540 Principles of Neuropsychology 3.0
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PSY 562 Consciousness 3.0
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PSY 612 Psychology of Human-computer Interaction and Design 3.0
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PSY 614 Problem-solving and Creativity 3.0
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PSY 648 Forensic Psychology I 3.0
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PSY 720 Health Psychology 3.0
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Many additional electives are available to enhance individual plans of study.

 

 

 Modified: May 12, 2008  

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