General Psychology
Master's Degree in Psychology with an Emphasis in General Psychology
Gain comprehensive expertise in psychological principles and research methodologies.
Our students cover areas such as tests and measurement, behavior analysis, learning, human neuropsychology, and advanced developmental psychology.
The curriculum is designed for students who wish to pursue a career in community college teaching or an advanced degree at the specialist or doctoral level.
Careers in Psychology for Master's Graduates
Graduates from the General Psychology emphasis track are well-positioned for roles in research institutions, educational settings, human resources, and various industries where a deep understanding of human behavior is valued. Position titles include:
- Behavioral Counselor: Facilitates therapeutic interventions to address behavioral issues and promote mental well-being.
- Social Service Manager: Coordinates and oversees social service programs, ensuring effective delivery of support and resources to individuals and communities.
- Health Project Coordinator: Plans and manages health-related projects, implementing strategies to enhance community well-being and achieve project goals.
- Community College Instructor: Develop lesson plans and implement teaching strategies for fundamental psychology principles.
Additionally, this program serves as a solid foundation for those considering further specialization in psychology or pursuing doctoral studies.
The MS Degree in General Psychology is not a practitioner's degree. Students pursuing this degree are not eligible to enroll in practicum or internship and are not qualified upon degree completion for any type of licensure, certification, or professional credentialing.