Oregon Psychology Master's + PhD & Doctorate

All degree programs at the Pacific University Oregon School of Professional Psychology are designed to teach you about compassion, integrity, diversity and discovery, which are the core values of the school. The school offers three different degrees (Masters in Applied Psychological Science, PsyD in Clinical Psychology, PhD in Clinical Psychology), as well as internships opportunities and public services. The degree options are designed to teach anything from the basics of the science to actually delivering trained practitioners. The school has a very strong focus on social justice as well as a dedication to well-being and health. The programs build on those values and focus. [full profile]

Portland State University currently offers an MA/MS in Psychology. The course looks at both applied psychology and psychology methodology. Additionally, in order to complete the degree, you will need to enter a thesis, for which you will be fully supported by faculty staff. The degree can also be used to work towards the Ph.D. in Applied Psychology, although this is not a requirement. As a student, you will be expected to take part in various project in the community. The university prides itself on its cultural diversity and the fact that it has a focus on sustainable development, student success and global excellence. [full profile]

The Individualized Masters program in Psychology offered by the Department of Psychology at the University of Oregon, is not your typical program. It provides extensive training to a small group of select students who are highly self-motivated, focused and have a plan for their learning. A keen interest in research is also advantageous because this is not a program for those who wish to gain a general Masters Degree and the training which comes along with it. Instead it is much better suited to those who want to gain valuable research skills related to their own eventual education and career goals. [full profile]