The M.S. in Psychology at Franklin University is designed for individuals driven by a desire to understand human behavior and a passion for supporting others. This postgraduate program equips you with advanced knowledge in psychological theories, research methodologies, and therapeutic techniques, preparing you for diverse career paths or doctoral studies. You will delve into critical areas such as social psychology, cognitive psychology, and psychopathology, gaining the expertise needed to address complex individual and societal challenges. Franklin University offers this comprehensive master’s degree for those seeking to advance their careers in mental health, education, or related fields.
This full-time, on-campus Master of Science program is structured over 16 months, offering an intensive and immersive learning experience. You will engage with core subjects including psychological measurement and assessment, statistical reasoning, and healthcare laws and ethics, alongside specialized areas like developmental psychology and counseling theories. The curriculum emphasizes practical application through a choice between a capstone research project or a practicum, allowing you to gain hands-on experience. You will graduate with a robust understanding of psychology and the skills to pursue roles in counseling, research, or further academic pursuits.