Psychology Graduate Degrees
Regent University’s psychology graduate programs integrate scientific rigor with Christian perspectives on human behavior. Whether you’re pursuing advanced study in psychological science or preparing for clinical practice as a licensed psychologist, our programs equip you with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills to make a meaningful impact in diverse professional settings.
M.S. in Psychology (39+ Credit Hours) | Online
The M.S. in Psychology prepares you to apply psychological principles across business, healthcare, academic, and organizational contexts. This versatile online degree provides foundational knowledge in brain science, behavior, and cognition — ideal for careers that benefit from psychological expertise without requiring clinical licensure. With six specialized concentrations and eight-week course formats, you can complete your degree while balancing professional and personal commitments.
- M.S. in PsychologyOnline
- M.S. in Psychology – AddictionsOnline
- M.S. in Psychology – CyberpsychologyOnline
- M.S. in Psychology – Doctoral PreparationOnline
- M.S. in Psychology – Industrial-Organizational PsychologyOnline
- M.S. in Psychology – Leadership CoachingOnline
- M.S. in Psychology – Marriage & Family
124 Credit Hours | On Campus
The Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology is a combined master’s and doctoral degree program that offers students both an M.A. and Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology. The program is APA accredited and prepares students for state licensure as a clinical psychologist.
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Are you interested in a Bachelor’s in Psychology degree?
Regent University offers a B.S. in Psychology designed to provide a strong foundation in psychological theory and research from a Christian worldview. This undergraduate program prepares you for graduate study or entry-level positions in human services, education, business, and ministry contexts.