Educational Psychology Master’s Degree
The Master’s degree program in educational psychology gives students a broad base of knowledge in this field. They learn how to conduct tests and research, as well as how to interpret data. This program is a good choice for students who are interested in teaching psychology as a career, as well as those who want to work directly with clients.
The program helps students to develop their communication skills, as well as their analytical and research abilities. Being able to explain test results to students, their parents, and colleagues may be part of a grad’s job responsibilities. Here are some examples of the courses an educational psychology student would be taking as part of the program:
• Adult Learning
• Education Uses of the Internet
• Educational and Psychological Measurement
• Individual Intelligence Testing
• Introduction to Educational Technology
• Research on Teaching
• Social Psychology of Education
• Perspectives in School Psychology
• Psychology of Learning and Instruction
• Tests and Measurements
• Use and Interpretation of Educational Measurements
Career Options
A graduate from the Master’s degree program in education psychology is qualified for these careers:
• Counselor
• School Psychologist
• Scientific Researcher
Grads can also work for consulting firms, the military, and in corporate settings. The clinical psychology major is a similar program to educational psychology.
