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Master of Science in Psychology
The Master of Science degree is a 51-credit-hour graduate-level program in clinical and counseling psychology. The degree is designed to provide students with adequate theoretical and practical training to prepare them to work in a variety of counseling and mental health settings.
Programs of Study
The Master’s programs in Psychology are designed to prepare students to become a Licensed Professional Counselor and/or to enter a doctoral program in Clinical/Counseling Psychology. Courses are offered in the evening during the Fall, Spring and Summer semesters.
| Program | Daytime Courses | Evening Courses | Online Courses | Starting Semester |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Master of Science in Clinical Psychology (pdf) | No | Yes | No | Fall |
| Master of Science in Counseling Psychology (pdf) | No | Yes | No | Fall |
Faculty
- Dr. Grant Jones, program coordinator
- Dr. Jean Orr
- Dr. Geoffrey Sutton
- Dr. Sheri Phillips
- Dr. Robert Burbee
- Dr. Robert Denney
- Christine Arnzen
- Dr. Johan Mostert
- Machell Engel
Psychology faculty are selected as members of the graduate faculty
- An earned doctorate in the field of psychology
- Demonstrated excellence in classroom teaching
- A licensed psychologist or licensable in the state of Missouri
- Nomination by department chair and approved by director of graduate studies and vice president for academic affairs