Master in Applied Positive Psychology

Class Profile

Class Size

25

Average Age

22

Average Work Experience

2 Years

Career Outcomes

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Fees and Funding

Tuition Fees

$65,538 / year

Overall Cost

$85,538 / year

FAQs

• If I am interested in a master’s in Psychology in Pennsylvania, what are my options?
  
  While Penn does not offer a terminal master’s, other universities in Pennsylvania, such as Penn State Harrisburg, offer master’s degrees in applied clinical psychology and applied psychological research
• What are the research strengths of the Psychology Department at Penn?
  
  The department is highly distinguished, with faculty and students recognized nationally for excellence in research and teaching. There are strong connections with cognitive sciences and neurosciences, and the department fosters interdisciplinary work across campus.
• Are there clinical training opportunities in the program?
  
  Yes, a subset of students in the program also pursue clinical training. The department includes an APA-approved clinical program
• How is the graduate program in Psychology at Penn structured?
  
  Graduate study in Psychology at Penn emphasizes both coursework and research. All students engage in research from the start of the program, supplemented by seminars, teaching, and collaborative intellectual activities. Students are admitted into the program as a whole rather than into specific subfields, fostering interdisciplinary interaction and collaboration
• Can I apply to the master’s program if I only want a master’s degree?
  
  No, you cannot apply for a master’s-only program in Psychology at Penn. The department will not admit students who want only a master’s degree
• Does the University of Pennsylvania offer a terminal master’s program in Psychology?
  
  No, the Department of Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania does not offer a terminal master’s degree program. They only admit students who intend to pursue a PhD. Students may earn a master’s degree as part of their progress toward the PhD, but not as a standalone degree