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What Are Public Affairs & Social Sciences?
Social sciences address a range of human issues. They explore the structure and impact of groups. Social and behavioral scientists examine phenomena from social, cultural, political, technological and biological perspectives. Public Affairs covers a variety of areas including government, corporate responsibility, and information and communications management. In its broadest sense it describes the relationship of organizations with their stakeholders.
Social sciences and public affairs encompass the following fields of study:
Who Should Study Public Affairs & Social Sciences?
If you plan on studying one of these subjects, you may ideally answer “yes” to the following questions:
Types of Social Science and Public Affairs Careers
There are many fields of study within public affairs & social sciences, so there are many career paths from which to choose. Those holding social and behavioral science degrees may find work in:
The Psychology Department currently offers (7) Master's programs. The College Teaching and Educational Psychology programs are currently inactive.
The Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology – Holistic degree program builds on the foundation of counseling theory and practice to add a holistic perspective that integrates body, mind, spirit, and c
We have two major objectives: to prepare graduates for continued work at the doctoral level, and to train graduates to provide therapeutic and assessment services under appropriate supervision
This program provides advanced, concentrated study for students wishing to prepare for additional graduate study, employment in a clinical or research setting, and teaching at the community college le
The Master's degree in Counseling Psychology with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy (60 Units) will teach students to apply psychotherapeutic research and principles in the treatment of
The Master of Science in Psychology at Mount Aloysius College provides students with the knowledge, skills and credentials to be leaders in the field.
The goal of the Advanced Certificate program is to prepare people to design, deliver, and evaluate individualized behavioral interventions.
The Industrial, Organizational, and Business Psychology Division offers an M.S. degree in Personnel and Human Resource Development and a Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology.
PSP is approved by the State of California. PSP is not engaged in distance or online learning.
The Graduate Program in Clinical Psychology, accredited by the American Psychological Association, is a four-year doctoral program.
The graduate program in psychology is designed to allow preparation for professional employment with a variety of specializations, or continued graduate study leading to a doctoral degree at another i
The experimental psychology specialization reflects our commitment to provide students with a generalized background in experimental psychology while allowing them to concentrate in areas of study ade
Clinical mental health counselors provide direct counseling services to clients by utilizing psychotherapy approaches and practical problem-solving to support individual, family, and community chang
Masters of Arts in Applied Social Justice A two-year, low residency graduate program for individuals called to serve others through churches, faith-based community organizations, and other social e
For individuals with demonstrated academic training and professional experience in the field of Psychology.
The program provides opportunities for study and research in the areas of cognitive psychology and behavioral neuroscience.
The General Experimental program in psychology is a 51-quarter unit program designed to provide a broad background in psychology suitable for employment requiring a Master of Arts degree.
The PhD program in clinical psychology is approved by the American Psychological Association and is a member of the Academy of Psychological Clinical Science.
Clinical doctoral program is APA-approved, 4 years plus internship, scientist-practioner model; Experimental (including Social Psychology and Psychology and Law), and Developmental doctoral programs a
The Dept. of Psychology offers a graduate program in psychology designed to serve the student who plans to enter the applied fields of psychology after receiving the M.A.
The Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) program integrates a curriculum based on the practitioner-scholar model, intensive hands-on clinical practice, meaningful research, and a Christian faith perspective.
The core curriculum of the General Psychology M.A. program is designed to provide the entry level graduate student with a solid grounding in the basic science foundations of psychology.
International inquiries: c/o Office of International Admissions, Student Services Center, Room 140, UNM, Albuquerque, NM 87131The Cognitive/Learning Psychology Program is designed to prepare students
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