403 Full-time Master's degrees in Educational Psychology

The Education (Psychology) MA programme offered at the University College London (UCL) will introduce students to key theoretical issues in the psychology of education, critical analysis of psychological theory and research, and its contribution to educational issues and practice. 

The School Psychology program at University of Kentucky prepares professional psychologists with educational expertise who can function in a variety of diverse educationally related settings.

The School Psychology at the University of Delaware offers a comprehensive master’s/educational specialist degree program to prepare graduates for professional certification in school psychology. 

The M.A. in School Psychology at the University of Minnesota is a public, full-time programme designed for future educational leaders. This comprehensive course combines advanced psychological research with practical fieldwork, ensuring students gain the expertise needed to support diverse learning environments effectively.

The Educational Psychology program at National University gives you the skills you need to make an impact in the classroom.

The Psychology of Education from The University of the West Indies provides grounding in Psychology, giving particular attention to its implications for education, teaching, learning and research methods. Thus, the student gains an understanding of the psychological foundations of education and instructional strategies.

Pursue your passion to optimise learning and development, and work with individuals, families and communities to promote wellbeing and resilience with Master of Psychology (Educational and Developmental) at the Queensland University of Technology.

The M.A. in Psychosocial Studies at Birkbeck, University of London, is a one-year full-time programme designed to explore the intricate relationship between individual identities and broader social contexts. This course offers flexible attendance options, including on-campus and online formats, catering to diverse learning preferences.

The Educational Psychology degree offered by The University of Arizona provides an overview of the field of educational psychology and a foundational understanding of the concepts, methods and theories related to the profession.

The MA in Psychoanalytic Studies at Birkbeck, University of London, offers a comprehensive exploration of psychoanalysis, its foundational concepts, and their relevance across various cultural and societal contexts. This full-time or part-time programme spans one to two years, with classes held in the evening, providing flexibility for working students.

The Education - International and Comparative Education master programme at Indiana University Bloomington offers a public study mode for aspiring global educators. This comprehensive curriculum explores the social and political influences on schooling worldwide, providing students with essential research skills over the course of the degree.

The Master in Educational Psychology at North Carolina State University focuses on the examination and evaluation of psychological principles across the lifespan with an emphasis on cognition, development, motivation, identity and social processes.

The School Psychology programme at Georgia State University is a public, concurrent M.Ed./Ed.S. course designed for aspiring educational specialists. Over a minimum of 79 semester hours, students engage in comprehensive training to manage child development and learning challenges within diverse school environments.

At Psychology (Thesis) from the University of the Western Cape, you'll use the knowledge and research to impact society.

The Educational Psychology programme at University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a versatile M.A. degree offered on campus. Students can choose between a research-focused thesis track or a professional practice-based route. This public study mode programme typically requires 30 to 36 credits to complete successfully.

Students enrolled in the Science Education 11-month, full-time program at Boston University prepare for Massachusetts initial teacher licensure and further strengthen their skills and knowledge in their chosen academic fields.

The Counselor Education with a concentration in college counseling and student affairs program at Virginia Commonwealth University is a 60-credit-hour program designed to prepare counselors for higher education and community agencies throughout Virginia and the nation.

The Counselor Education with a concentration in school counseling program at Virginia Commonwealth University is a 60-credit-hour program designed to prepare counselors for elementary, middle and high schools.

Students of the Elementary Education - Bilingual - Bicultural program from Texas State University gain historical, political, linguistic, and pedagogical foundations to deliver enriched educational experiences to bilingual and emergent bilingual students.

The Cultural Foundations of Education at Syracuse University prepares its students to question, analyze, and deepen insights into the foundations of education’s relationship with culture and society.