This track focuses on General Psychology, preparing students with the psychological knowledge and practical skills the field expects at the Master's level.
Graduates are equipped to pursue relevant psychology career paths, with a self-paced format built for students balancing work and other commitments.
P-164Personality Psychology
Graduate-level study of personality theory and individual differences.
- Advanced personality theories
- Personality assessment methods
- Applying personality theory to practice
P-228Developmental Psychology
Graduate-level study of human development across the lifespan.
- Advanced developmental theories
- Lifespan developmental stages
- Applying developmental theory to practice
P-371Biological and Cognitive Psychology
Graduate-level study of the biological foundations of cognition and behavior.
- Advanced neurocognitive concepts
- Brain-behavior relationships
- Cognitive assessment methods
P-483Neuropsychology
Covers how brain function and structure relate to behavior and cognition.
- Brain-behavior relationships
- Neuropsychological assessment basics
- Common neurological conditions
P-677Psychology
A graduate-level review of core psychological theory and practice.
- Core psychological frameworks
- Applying theory across specializations
- Current research in psychology
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Specialist Courses
5 Courses
GPS-250Drugs and Behavior
Graduate-level study of how substances affect behavior and cognition.
- Substance effects on cognition
- Addiction psychology basics
- Treatment approaches for substance use
GPS-290Experimental Psychology
Covers designing and conducting rigorous psychological experiments.
- Experimental design fundamentals
- Controlling for confounding variables
- Analyzing experimental data
GPS-485Adjustment and Growth Psychology
Explores how individuals adapt and grow through life challenges.
- Coping mechanisms and resilience
- Personal growth frameworks
- Adjustment across life transitions
GPS-768Psychology of Sex and Gender
Covers psychological perspectives on sex, gender, and identity.
- Gender identity development
- Psychological research on gender differences
- Social influences on gender roles
P-943Advanced Concepts in Psychology
A capstone-level exploration of advanced and emerging psychological theory.
- Current research in psychology
- Advanced theoretical frameworks
- Applying advanced concepts to practice
$60,000
Total Program Cost
Fees are billed per term and are subject to change. Financial aid, scholarships, and flexible payment plans are available to students who qualify.
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Admission requires Bachelor's Degree or equivalent.
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