Overview
The M.A. in Psychological Studies, offered through Seton Hall University's College of Education and Human Services, provides students a program grounded in basic theory and methods of psychology. Students may concentrate their studies in the following:

• Marriage and Family Therapy;
• Mind, Body Spirituality;
• School Psychology; or
• Sports Exercise Psychology.

 
A Unique Approach
The M.A. in Psychological Studies offers students an introduction to the many diverse fields of psychology. Students who are uncertain of their ultimate career goals, but know that psychology is their area of interest, will benefit from this program. Several concentration areas are available, along with advanced programs at the specialist level to meet state licensure and certification requirements.

Who Should Apply?
Students interested in exploring the field and/or pursuing the Ed.S. or doctoral degree in professional psychology, should apply to this program. Applicants must have a bachelor's degree in a related field to apply for admission. For specific application procedures, click on admissions.
 
The Program
The M.A. in Psychological Studies is a 36-credit program, with 24 degree requirement credits and 12 credits within one of the following concentration areas:

• Marriage and Family Therapy;
• Mind, Body Spirituality;
• School Psychology;
• Sports Exercise Psychology.

 
Students may also undertake independent research or an independent research study project with adviser approval. For detailed program requirements, click on curriculum.
 
Career Advancement
Graduates of the program proceed to obtain post-master and doctoral-level training in school, marriage and family therapy, and other areas of psychology. Other graduates function professional in mental health agencies; clinics and hospitals; youth and family services, residential homes and forensic settings; or in employee assistance programs, among other areas.