North Dakota Psychology Master's + PhD & Doctorate

The North Dakota State University-Main Campus offers one of the leading Psychology departments in the state and provides students with the options of earning a variety of degrees including a Ph.D. in Psychological Clinical Science, a Ph.D. in Health and Social Psychology, or a Ph.D. in Visual and Cognitive Neuroscience. The psychological industry is a highly competitive market, which means that students must work hard and achieve as much academic credibility as possible to prove themselves in their prospective fields. For this reason NDSU provides a strong substructure of apprenticeship, research training, and hands on experience in laboratory applications. Students are expected to have completed a minimum of 90 credit hours at the graduate level before applying. [full profile]

The University of North Dakota has recognized the ever growing area of Forensic Psychology and now offers a Masters Degree in Forensic Psychology. This program is suitable for anyone who is currently working in the field and would like to advance in their career, or to any students wishing to go on to study at doctorate level. It gives the students skills needed to go on and work in a variety of different settings such as addiction service centers, prisons and juvenile facilities, hospitals and more. The program consists of recorded lectures and online classes spread out over 2 years with specific deadlines for lessons and examinations. [full profile]