Masters in Applied Psychology in North America 2021

UW-Stout's Masters of Science degree in Applied Psychology will give you the applied research and data analysis skills to prepare you for a wide-range of careers in business, education, non-profits, and other areas. Using psychological theories, principles, and research methods, you will help organizations make data-driven decisions and move towards evidence-based practice. -

Clemson University offers a Master of Science degree in applied psychology. The M.S. degree is a two-year program designed for those who would like to work in industry after graduation or to continue with graduate studies. The Master of Science degree in applied psychology is offered with a concentration in either human factors psychology or industrial and organizational psychology. Students select one or the other concentration during the application process. Both of these programs are designed to provide the student with the requisite theoretical foundations, skills in quantitative techniques and research design, and practical problem-solving skills necessary for either entering the workforce or continuing with his/her scholastic career. The MS program has three options: (1) an empirical thesis project, (2) a formal internship, and (3) research hours. Each of these constitutes six credits of coursework specific to that option, with all other program requirements being the same. The entire program consists of 39 hours designed to be completed in two academic years. -

The Master’s in Applied Behavior Analysis and the Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis at William James College are designed to meet the growing need for practitioners who are knowledgeable about the principles of behavior and skilled in the development, implementation, and evaluation of behavioral interventions. Several options are available for individuals interested in pursuing training and a career in Applied Behavior Analysis. -

MTSU's combined M.A and Ed.S. program in School Psychology is field-based with a research-based thesis required. The National Association of School Psychologists first approved the program in 1991, and graduates are eligible for national certification until the next review cycle in approximately 2020. The program also seeks to prepare Ed.S.-level school psychologists for licensure by the Tennessee Board of Education. -