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A Master's in Psychology

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What is a Master’s in Psychology?

A Master's in Psychology

In the US, a Master's in Psychology usually refers to either a Master's in Arts (MA) or Master's in Sciences (MS) Degree with a major in Psychology, while an MPsy may refer to a Master's in Metaphysical Psychology. Some other countries, such as the UK and Australia, offer what is called a Master's in Psychology, or MPsy. Their MPsy programs are only very generally like Master's in Psychology programs in the US, have different admissions requirements and often take four years to earn .

   

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