We’ll help you explore your academic and professional opportunities with Pace University master's programs with a focus in psychology.
At Pace University, we offer innovative and cutting-edge research and training opportunities in psychology. Take advantage of a diverse array of research and clinical experiences with an emphasis on interdisciplinary inquiry. Many of our faculty and students engage in global research and program development at the United Nations, non-government organizations, regional medical facilities, and government facilities.
Our doctoral programs include all academic and internship requirements to be admitted to the New York State Licensing Exam for the professional practice of psychology.
Gain advanced psychology skills to enhance your career or build the foundation necessary for a future doctoral program. Expand your knowledge of contemporary psychological theories and perspectives. Start by choosing one of three optional research tracks: behavior and social sciences, global psychology, and industrial psychology.
Prepare for a career in research, direct service, or public policy in medical, community, and academic settings. Focus on the connection between the mind and body and develop special expertise in biopsychosocial facets of health and well-being.
Learn how to address educational and developmental problems, inform policy creation, and carry out scientific research. You’ll be ready to practice in a variety of settings, including developmental centers, hospitals, integrated health and mental health centers, schools, and universities.
Prepare to serve children and families by providing clinical and educational expertise and consultation within school and clinical settings. This unique integration of school and clinical child psychology is fully accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA) as a combined school-clinical program.
Our students gain real-world experience at top hospitals and clinics in New York and beyond, including:
Dyson College at Pace University offers the resources and caliber of faculty that you would expect at a large university, while providing the close personal attention associated with a small college experience. Dyson currently has 1,155 enrolled graduate students in programs spanning the arts, humanities, and natural, social and health sciences. In small classes taught by caring faculty who are active practitioners in their fields, Dyson offers innovative programs at convenient locations in New York City and Westchester.