M.S. in Experimental Psychology
The Master of Science in Experimental Psychology degree program at the College of Psychology provides students with a strong academic foundation in the theories and concepts of experimental psychology. Students are equipped with comprehensive skills in scientific inquiry and research methodology. These skills may prepare students for admission into a doctoral program in psychology or for career opportunities that include teaching and research in industrial, government, private consulting, health care, and community settings.
The college's Master of Science in Experimental Psychology degree program is offered on NSU's main campus.
- Why Pursue the M.S. in Experimental Psychology - Message from the Program Director
- Curriculum
- Career Opportunities
- FAQ - What You Should Know as an Incoming Student
- Graduate Thesis Requirements - Successful completion of a graduate thesis is required to complete this degree program.
- M.S. in Experimental Psychology Handbook 2020-2021
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- Complete Admissions Application
- Application Deadline: June 1 for Fall Semester (August start)
Program Faculty
- Jonathan Banks, Ph.D.
- Leanne Boucher, Ph.D.
- Myron Burns, Ph.D.
- Matthew Collins, Ph.D.
- Mercedes Fernandez, Ph.D.
- Allie Holschbach, Ph.D.
- Justin Landy, Ph.D.
- Mindy Ma, Ph.D.
- Madhavi Menon, Ph.D.
- Timothy Razza, Psy.D.
- Lisa Robison, Ph.D.
- Glenn Scheyd, Ph.D.
- Aya Shigeto, Ph.D.
- Valerie Starratt, Ph.D.
- Weylin Sternglanz, Ph.D.
- Jaime Tartar, Ph.D.
- Michael Voltaire, Ph.D.
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Psychology Program Information:
Department of Psychology and Neuroscience
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