Although the College of St. Scholastica does not have a master's degree program in psychology, we do offer graduate courses in order to meet the needs of community members and interested professionals. To see when courses are offered, consult the Registrar's Course Schedule . Covers basic statistical concepts and methods useful in conducting research and evaluating results of studies done by others. Also available in videoclass format. Examination of strategies used in assessing the need for, implementation of and effectiveness of interventions.
Students read reports and prepare proposals.
Also available in videoclass format. Applications of psychology through supervised practical experiences or research. The student initiates the project in a written proposal, completes it under faculty supervision and writes a formal report. Scholarly library research and reading in one's area of special interest. This page maintained by Darryl Dietrich.