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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN
PSYCHOLOGY

Charisma University’s Master of Science in a Psychology degree program is designed to prepare the graduate level student to develop and apply psychological theories and basic scientiöc methods in either the job setting or as preparation for continued educational pursuit. The program is designed to encourage the student to develop current skills, seek job advancement, or begin post-graduate studies. The program is open to students of all undergraduate backgrounds. The only prerequisite is a bachelor’s undergraduate backgrounds. The only prerequisite is a bachelor’s degree or equivalent coursework as approved by the admissions office.Students anticipating post-graduate study in psychology may elect to include “dual-credit courses” in their master’s degree curriculum. “Dual-credit courses” are doctoral-level courses that may be used to satisfy master’s degree requirements. Up to 15 credit hours of dual-credit courses may be used.In other words, students may elect to take 15 credit hours of “dual-credit courses” students may elect to take 15 credit hours of “dual-credit courses” that satisfy both the Master of Science in Psychology and either the Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology (Ph.D.) or the Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) degree requirements. Dual-credit courses are noted as such in both doctoral programs’ curriculums.Students desiring to transfer post-graduate course credit from another university may receive up to 9 hours of transfer credit at the discretion of the School Dean. Such approval must be granted discretion of the School Dean. Such approval must be granted prior to program matriculation.Whether the student elects to work in a community agency, the healthcare öeld, or within the educational or social service systems, Charisma’s Master of Science degree program in psychology will empower him/her to successfully pursue exciting new opportunities in these area

Program Overview

  • PSY 500 DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN GROWTH PSYCHOLOGY

  • PSY 502 PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN SEXUALITY

  • PSY 504 PSCYHOLOGY OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

  • PSY 508 MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THEORY

  • PSY 510 PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN PSYCHOLOGY

  • PSY 515 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY

  • PSY 520 SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELING

  • PSY 520 SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELING

  • PSY 525 ASSESSMENT & TESTING IN PSYCHOLOGY

  • PSY 526 DIVERSITY ISSUES IN PSYCHOLOGY

  • PSY 545 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

  • PSY 565 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

  • PSY 566 RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS IN PSYCHOLOGY

  • STAT 500 INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS

  • PSY 520 SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELING

  • PSY 520 SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELING

  • PSY 602 PSYCHOLOGY OF AGING

  • PSY 603 GROUP COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY

  • PSY 604 HUMAN SEXUALITY

Eligibility Criteria

  • EQUIVALENT DEGREE OR ANY OTHER DEGREE

  • AGE- 23 YEAR AND ABOVE

  • PROFICIENT IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

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