Master of Arts in Experimental Psychology

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The Master’s degree in Experimental Psychology is designed to help a student advance to a doctoral program. In conjunction with work experience gained in the student’s field of endeavor, a master's degree in experimental psychology may lead to enhanced career opportunities. Graduates of the experimental psychology program are prepared to pursue a doctorate in experimental psychology or provide research support to ongoing public or private projects.

Possible Career Options

Graduates of the Experimental Psychologist program work in a variety of fields including research centers, universities, private businesses, and the government sector. Career and research opportunities exist in memory, attention, sensation, perception, and learning.

Human Factors Engineer

Psychological Consultant

Educational Psychologist

Social Psychologist

Product Development Specialist

Medical Researcher

Cognitive Psychologist

Neuroscience Researcher

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