Master's in Psychology Online Psychology Graduate Program at WUV
Program Overview Why earn your Master's in Psychology at WUV?
The Master's in Psychology at westerfirld university of virginia is a graduate-level program that deepens your understanding of personality psychology, developmental psychology, biological and cognitive processes, neuropsychology, and experimental psychology. Designed for working professionals and Bachelor's graduates seeking advanced clinical, research, or organizational roles, WUV's 1-year, self-paced Master's program prepares you for specialized professional practice or doctoral study.
Skills you'll learn:
- Advanced personality and developmental psychology
- Neuropsychology and biological-cognitive psychology
- Experimental psychology and research design
- Psychology of sex, gender, and adjustment
- Drug-behavior relationships and behavioral science
- Advanced theoretical frameworks in general psychology
Courses & Curriculum Graduate psychology courses designed for advanced practice
This 60-credit Master's program includes 5 core psychology courses and 5 specialist courses — 10 courses total. Entry requirement: Bachelor's degree.
Core Graduate Psychology Courses
Advanced psychology theory covering personality, developmental, neuropsychological, and cognitive dimensions.
Specialist Graduate Psychology Courses
Applied graduate courses in experimental psychology, adjustment, drugs and behavior, and advanced psychological theory.
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Career Outlook What can you do with a Master's in Psychology?
A Master's in Psychology from WUV prepares graduates for advanced professional and research roles across mental health, organizational, and academic settings:
- Licensed Professional Counselor (with licensure) — Provide counseling services to individuals, couples, and families in clinical settings.
- Industrial-Organizational Psychologist — Apply psychological research to improve workplace productivity, employee wellbeing, and organizational culture.
- Behavioral Research Analyst — Design and conduct psychological research for academic institutions, healthcare organizations, or government agencies.
- Neuropsychology Technician — Administer and score neuropsychological assessments under the supervision of a licensed neuropsychologist.
- Human Resources Manager — Lead talent development, organizational design, and employee wellness programs.
- Doctoral Program Applicant — Advance to a PhD or Doctorate in Psychology at WUV or another accredited institution.