Program Overview

The Master of Science in Health Psychology is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time program that equips learners with the theoretical foundation and practical skills to apply psychological knowledge to promote health and prevent illness. The program covers various topics, including the contribution of psychological processes to health and illness, advanced research methods, and professional and ethical issues. Graduates can pursue careers as Health Psychologists, wellness experts, trainers, health advocates, researchers, and educators in health promotion and general health care settings.