Master of Science (MS) in Psychology
Educational Psychology Specialization
School of Psychology
This online master's degree specialization will prepare you for a career
teaching at the community college level or working with agencies serving
a broad spectrum of age levels. You will gain an understanding of computer-mediated
instructional strategies in education, adult learning, instructional
design, and stages of development for different ages.
Note: Master's degree requirements in this program do not prepare graduates for licensure as a professional counselor or psychologist.
Residency requirements: None
- ENROLL NOW FOR CLASSES BEGINNING: February 3, 2025
- COST PER 5-CREDIT COURSE: $1,705
- (pricing is subject to periodic adjustment)
- TOTAL QUARTER CREDITS: 65 credits
 
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Core Courses:
- PSY 7011 - Foundations of Psychology - Master's Learners - 5 credits
- PSY 7210 -
Lifespan Development
- 5 credits
- PSY 7411 - Learning Theories in Psychology - 5 credits
- PSY 7520 -
Social Psychology
- 5 credits
- PSY 7540 -
Multicultural Perspectives in Human Behavior
- 5 credits
- PSY 7610 -
Tests and Measurements
- 5 credits
- PSY 7620 -
Inferential Statistics
- 5 credits
- PSY 7650 -
Research Methods
- 5 credits
- PSY 8330 - Ethics and Standards of Professional Practice -
5 credits
Specialization Courses:
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PSY 8100 -
Principles of Educational Psychology
- 5 credits
- PSY 9101 -
Master's Integrative Project
- 5 credits
Two Elective Courses:
Recommended electives for learners anticipating matriculation to the PhD program with a specialization in educational psychology include:
- PSY 7110 - History and Systems of Psychology - 5 credits
- PSY 7220 - Child Psychology - 5 credits
- PSY 8130 - Adult Learner in the Classroom - 5 credits
- PSY 8182 - Field Experience in Educational Psychology - 5 credits
- Choose from graduate courses in the School of Psychology, excluding 8000-level testing courses, practicum, and internship.
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