Help shape the educational experience for future learners
Learning is a complex and multi-faceted process that varies from person to person. Understanding the individual needs of learners can help facilitate the education experience for all, from young students and adults to those facing learning challenges. Educational psychology is a field that applies psychology and the science of learning to gain a better understanding of how people learn and help shape the instructional process.
Explore a future in Educational Psychology
Our Master of Science in Educational Psychology degree program will provide students the information, skills and experience they need to make an impact in the classroom. Students will learn how to enhance education and training across diverse learning environments through the application of educational psychology principles and research. This program is ideally suited for those that currently work in education or those that seek a future in education or workforce training development.This program is designed to align with industry standards to ensure that students receive current and applicable knowledge. As a student, you’ll explore the foundations of educational psychology along with critical subjects such as child and adolescent development, the psychology of learning, gifted education and diversity-related topics. You’ll also cover key topics in research, including research design and how to utilize statistics. Additionally, you’ll learn about professional ethics and the law as it relates to the field of educational psychology.
Earn your Master of Science in Educational Psychology degree online
At Northcentral University you can earn your Master of Science in Educational Psychology degree entirely online. This allows you to continue your education without putting your career on hold. We also have helpful online resources and weekly start dates to offer you the flexibility you need to successfully reach graduation day. And, although you attend class online, you’re never alone at NCU. Our unique one-to-one learning model and active online communities offer you the support you need to succeed.Explore what it’s like to attend NCU.Career Potential
- Instructional coordinator
- Education training specialist
- School district administration
- Learning and development director
- Training and development manager
- Training and development coordinator
- Independent consultant
- Postsecondary instructor
Master of Science in Educational Psychology Program at a Glance
Total Credit Hours: 30 Credit Hours
Courses: 10 CoursesRecommended Completion Time: 20 MonthsNext Start Date: Every MondayClassroom Size: One
Note on Licensure: Our psychology programs are not licensure programs and do not prepare an individual to become a licensed psychologist, school counselor, or counseling professional. Students in the MS in Educational Psychology program may choose a non-clinical internship. At this time, internships in North Carolina for the Master of Science degrees in Psychology are not permitted.
