The Master of Arts in Psychology emphasizes an understanding and appreciation of the scientific basis of behavior. The focus is general-experimental with coursework in applied experimental, biological, cognitive, developmental, human factors, industrial/organizational, psycholegal studies and research-based courses in psychopathology. Students will have the opportunity to gain hands-on research experience working side by side with faculty members in their labs. The M.A. program in Experimental Psychology involves 30 hours of coursework and a thesis. Students who choose the non-thesis option complete 33 hours of coursework, including an internship, and must successfully complete comprehensive exams. Students in the program may choose to specialize in Industrial/Organizational psychology. The M.A. program is directed primarily toward students whose goal is the continuation of scholarly study, research, and writing. It is also appropriate for those who want to apply their skills and knowledge for use in the professional workplace. This program is not designed to qualify students for licensure or private practice, or to enable them to provide therapeutic psychological services without further advanced education. Program Snapshot Courses Admissions Requirements Learning Goals & Outcomes Financial Aid & Assistantships Tuition & Fees Meet Our Current Graduate Students Apply Today! Important In response to COVID-19, admission test scores for the GRE, GMAT, and MAT have been waived for Fall 2020, and Spring 2021 if the applicant meets the alternate requirements. Review the alternate requirements. CAHS graduate program application deadlines have been extended! Please contact us for additional information. Have questions? Schedule an appointment. Dr. Jodi Price chair and professor Morton Hall 206E 256.824.3321 jodi.price@uah.edu Request Information