Master of Science in Psychology

The Clayton State University Master of Science in Psychology degree program is unique in that it is designed as a terminal or professional master’s degree that combines a heavily applied community oriented training model with extensive research preparation. The Department of Psychology will be offering two highly distinctive tracks of study: applied development psychology, which will be accepting applicants for Fall 2010, and clinical psychology, which is slated to start in Fall 2011. Both of the proposed tracks include field experiences, either in the form of internships or clinical supervision and strive to serve the needs of the broader community. The Department of Psychology at Clayton State University is uniquely prepared to provide this program because of the highly diverse, multicultural faculty and student body (among the most diverse in the Southeastern United States). Please see below for full description of the two tracks of study.