Do you want to better understand human behavior—and use that knowledge to improve lives? With many specializations to choose from, Walden’s master’s degree programs in psychology allow you to tailor your path to a number of psychology careers. Explore psychological theory and research as you gain the practical skills today’s employers seek.
Whether you want to apply your skills immediately in the field or lay the foundation for your doctorate, a master’s degree in psychology from Walden can open new doors. Solve critical issues facing individuals, families, and communities today and become the change agent you were meant to be.
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The study of human behavior is endlessly fascinating, and the number of master’s degrees in psychology and their specializations seems nearly endless, too. Discover three considerations to keep in mind when choosing a master’s degree and learn more about MS degrees in psychology, forensic psychology, developmental psychology, and I/O psychology.
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Walden University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (www.hlcommission.org), an institutional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Accreditation is a mark of quality. Walden has been accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) since 1990.
Being accredited by the HLC validates that our institution lives its mission, operates with integrity, offers programs that focus on student learning, hires faculty that are academically qualified, and provides the resources and support necessary for our students to succeed.
Walden’s MBA program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). ACBSP accreditation indicates a standard of excellence with an accreditation process based on the Baldrige Education Criteria for Performance Excellence. In 2019, Walden’s College of Management and Human Potential and School of Management received the first-ever ACBSP Accreditation Plus Award, which recognizes high standards in business education.
No, Walden University provides an online learning platform for working professionals. Since 1970, Walden has dedicated its resources to improving and innovating the online learning experience for professionals who want to pursue their education without disrupting their careers. The university provides comprehensive student services, including 24/7 tech support, as well as multiple pathways to degree completion.
Walden does not require college-level testing. Our admissions requirements are based on an applicant’s professional and academic experience.
Depending on your study habits and writing experience, you should plan to spend 15 to 18 hours a week on a 3-credit course. You should also factor in daily time in the online classroom to participate in discussions and prepare and upload assignments.
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