Keiser University

Programme overview

Keiser University’s Master of Science in Psychology is a 30 graduate semester credit hour programme delivered on-campus, online or in hybrid format. Designed to develop independent scholarship and applied research skills, the curriculum includes a supervised thesis/capstone sequence and offers a completion estimate of 10–20 months across 8-week terms. The programme accepts up to 12 credits of transfer credit and can serve as preparation for continuation into a Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology.

What you'll study

• Core topics: human behaviour, advanced psychological theory, psychopathology, health psychology, psychology of leadership, psychology of decision making.
• Research and methods: tests and measurements, quantitative research, research design, scholarly writing and thesis/capstone (Capstone I and Capstone II).
• Electives: students choose one elective from Evolutionary Psychology, Organizational Psychology or Educational Psychology.

Entry requirements

The source page lists an admission checklist and state licensure disclosures; specific GPA, prerequisite or documentation requirements are not provided on the excerpt. Prospective applicants should consult Keiser University admission guidance or contact an admissions counselor for precise criteria and any programme-specific prerequisites.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles in psychological research and applied settings across healthcare, education, organisations and public service. The programme explicitly positions students for doctoral study and notes career opportunities in social services, community relations and related fields where advanced research and evidence-based practice are required.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page states financial aid is available for those who qualify and recommends speaking with a dedicated financial aid counselor to explore options. Time-to-degree and transfer-credit limits are presented as estimates and may vary by individual circumstances.