MS Master of Science in Psychology Leadership Coaching Psychology specialization
Courses
Total program credits needed for graduation: 55
Core Courses
20 course quarter credits.
- PSY5002 OR PSY5005
- Orientation to Graduate Learning in Psychology++ (5 quarter credits)
- PSY7610
- Tests and Measurements (5 quarter credits)
- PSY7620
- Inferential Statistics* (5 quarter credits)
- PSY7650
- Research Methods* (5 quarter credits)
Specialization Courses
30 course quarter credits.
- PSY7510
- Psychology of Personality (5 quarter credits)
- PSY7530
- Psychology of Group Dynamics (5 quarter credits)
- PSY7543
- Ethics and Multicultural Issues in Psychology* (5 quarter credits)
- PSY8720
- Psychology of Leadership (5 quarter credits)
- PSY8765
- Testing and Assessment in Workplace Psychology* (5 quarter credits)
- PSY8768
- Theory and Practice of Psychological Coaching* (5 quarter credits)
Integrative Project
Taken during learner's final quarter.
- PSY5201
- Integrative Project for Master's Degree in Psychology* (5 quarter credits)
+Learners who may need additional support developing graduate-level academic and professional writing skills are placed in PSY5005.
*This course has a prerequisite. Contact an enrollment counselor or refer to the course descriptions for more information.
Transfer Credits
There are many ways to reduce tuition costs, including transferring credits which can help save time and money. You can transfer up to 15 credits into this specialization.
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