Psychology
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About TROY's Master's Degree in Psychology
If you want a graduate degree that will open the door to psychology careers in post-secondary education, government and social services, or nonprofit and for-profit organizations, consider the Master of Science in Psychology at Troy University. Taught by expert faculty researchers with years of experience in the field, TROY's comprehensive psychology graduate program will also prepare you for doctoral studies in psychology and related fields. By taking classes full-time, you can complete this 100% online master's degree in psychology in as little as 17 months. No GRE is required. This program offers start terms in Term 1 (August) and Term 3 (January).
A Comprehensive & Customizable Online Master's Degree in Psychology
A Master's in Psychology with a Culminating Capstone Project
Master of Science in Psychology Curriculum
Psychology Graduate Program Locations
Get the flexibility you need with a fully online master's degree in psychology. For more information about program availability and delivery options, call 1-800-414-5756.
Make a Difference in the World with TROY's Psychology Master's Degree
Careers with the TROY M.S. in Psychology
After graduation, you'll be able to apply what you've learned in TROY's psychology graduate program to psychology careers and more. You'll be prepared to work in nonprofit and for-profit organizations, business, governmental agencies, social and community outreach organizations, and educational institutions. Specific job titles include:
- Post-secondary psychology instructor
- Research assistant
- Residential advisor
- Social service worker
- Academic advisor
- Family services coordinator
Faculty Profiles
FAQ About the Psychology Master's Degree
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- Professional development coach
- Human resources assistant
- Child protection worker
- Case manager
- Family service worker
- Group home coordinator
- Social service worker
- Post-secondary psychology instructor
- Research assistant
- Residential advisor
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16 of the Best Careers with a Master's in Psychology
If you're thinking of pursuing a master's degree in psychology, you're likely looking to enhance your career opportunities. But beyond becoming a counselor or therapist, you may be wondering what jobs can you get with a master's in psychology? Dr. Kanessa Doss and Dr. Heidi Beattie, both associate professors of psychology at Troy University, say that by earning TROY's Master of Science in Psychology you can open the door to a wide variety of career options.
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