MA/MS in Psychology, General

This online master's program trains students to work with those in uniform, former troops and their relatives. Coursework covers topics like trauma, resilience, ethics, leading others and the culture of the armed forces, and it is grounded in Adlerian thinking. Students combine academic study with hands-on research and overseen practica that mirror conditions in military life. A thesis or capstone route is available, and part-time study is an option for those balancing other commitments. Graduates are prepared for roles that design and assess programs, analyze data, draft policy guidance and support prevention and crisis response across departments, with attention to confidentiality. Admission asks for a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution and a grade point average of at least 3.0, with conditional review for applicants who fall slightly below that level. Applicants submit a resume or curriculum vitae and complete the online application, and several start terms each year are open.