Psychology (MA)

Program Overview

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The Master of Arts in Psychology at the University of Lethbridge is a research-based program that trains students in research methods and data analysis in the Psychological Sciences. The program focuses on social and humanistic approaches to Psychology and prepares students for Ph.D. programs or careers as researchers in various fields of Psychology. Graduates will have a strong foundation in research methods and data analysis, and will be prepared for careers in research or academia.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

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Overview:

• The Master of Arts (M.A.)
in Psychology is a research-based program that trains students in research methods and data analysis in the Psychological Sciences.

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Objectives:

• Train high-quality researchers.
• Prepare students for Ph.D. programs in Psychology and related disciplines.

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Program Description:

• The program focuses on social and humanistic approaches to Psychology.

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Outline:

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Program Content:

• Courses in research methods, data analysis, and statistics.
• Elective courses in various areas of Psychology.

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Structure:

• Students complete 3-6 graduate term courses.
• Students develop their programs in consultation with their supervisors.

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Course Schedule:

• Course descriptions and dynamic schedules are available on the University of Lethbridge website.

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Assessment:

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Assessment Methods:

• Coursework assessments
• Thesis assessment

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Careers:

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Potential Career Paths:

• Researchers in various fields of Psychology.
• Professors in Psychology and related disciplines.
• Counselors and Psychologists (with additional training and certification).

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Opportunities:

• Ph.D. programs in Psychology and related disciplines.
• Research positions in academia and industry.

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Outcomes:

• Graduates will have a strong foundation in research methods and data analysis.
• Graduates will be prepared for careers in research or academia.