Master of Science (MS)
Master of Science (MS)
Applied Psychology Program Option (1090) [Online Program]
The Master of Science in Applied Psychology is a 30-hour program, delivered in a fully online format. For tuition and fee information, please visit the Office of the Bursar.
This program will focus on developing enhanced skills in various psychological topics along with research design, data analysis, and critical thinking skills. The curriculum will prepare students to work in various industries, achieve advancement in their current profession, or prepare them for further graduate education at the doctoral level. The design of the curriculum allows students to customize their focus so that they can obtain the psychology knowledge base and research skills that best suits their interests and future aspirations.
- This degree does not guarantee certification. Please refer to the certification laws of your state.
Applied Psychology Specific Admission Requirements
- Undergraduate Cumulative GPA: 3.0
- Interview to assess essential dispositions
Thesis
Applied Psychology does not require a thesis.
Practicum/Internship
Applied Psychology does not require a practicum/internship.
For additional information, and current Programs of Study, please visit the Academic Catalog and Graduate Handbook.
Sport Psychology Program Option (1080) [Online Program]
The Master of Science in Sport Psychology is a 45-hour program, delivered in a fully online format. For tuition and fee information, please visit the Office of the Bursar.
Sport Psychology focuses on the applied knowledge needed in the development and use of psychological skills for the optimal performance and the well-being of athletes. The curriculum is designed to address the performance and psychological concerns associated with sports involvement affecting athletes, coaches, and families as well as the develop- mental and social aspects of sports participation.
- This degree does not guarantee certification. Please refer to the certification laws of your state.
Sport Psychology Specific Admission Requirements
- Undergraduate Cumulative GPA: 3.0
- Interview to assess essential dispositions
Thesis
Sport Psychology does not require a thesis.
Practicum/Internship
Sport Psychology requires two (2) practicum courses which require a minimum of 400 hours for each course.
For additional information, and current Programs of Study, please visit the Academic Catalog and Graduate Handbook.
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Applied Psychology
Marc Klippenstine, PhD
Coordinator & AdvisorSport Psychology
Beau Leaf, EdD
Coordinator & Advisor
Contact
Applied Psychology
Marc Klippenstine, PhD
Coordinator & AdvisorSport Psychology
Beau Leaf, EdD
Coordinator & Advisor