Mold your interests into a career that feeds your soul. Your passion can spill over into your work when you choose to pursue one of our eight master’s in psychology specializations.
Our curriculum is aligned with professional standards to help you
build the right skills for success in the field.
Our competency-based approach is designed to deliver marketable
skills that you can apply immediately in your work.
Capella psychology programs are designed to help you reach your goals
efficiently and affordably.
Learn the latest in theory and practice from experienced graduate-level faculty who are active in their professions.
To meet the needs of busy professionals, we offer two competency-based online learning formats—GuidedPath and FlexPath.
Choose a specialization to help prepare for a variety of careers— in P-12, research, organizational leadership, and more.
Learn more about admissions requirements, costs, and courses for your specialization.
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