Housed in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and initiated by the Department of Psychology, this 30-credit terminal MS program offers specializations in:
Students are trained to apply psychological research and statistical methods in work settings ranging from profit and non-profit business to education, health, government, media, community organizations, and research institutes.
Students are introduced to diverse fields of work, core quantitative concepts, theories, methods, and related considerations including psychometric theory, statistical methods, survey research methods and ethical issues related to research in applied sciences.
All students take a one-semester internship in a professional setting in the New York metropolitan area and complete a project applying their learning to a real world problem in the area of their specialization.
