Psychological Science Fall Newsletter
Read about our current students, featured faculty, and the professional research accomplishments of our alumni!
Ready to turn your curiosity about human behavior into a research career? The Master’s in Psychological Science program provides hands-on research experience and advanced training that can open doors to competitive research positions and Ph.D. programs. Work alongside faculty mentors and explore questions in biological, cognitive, clinical, developmental, and social psychology while building the skills employers and doctoral programs value.
The Psychological Science graduate program provides extensive hands-on training that prepares students for research careers and doctoral studies. Through project-based coursework, laboratory experiences, and research seminars, you'll develop advanced skills in research design, statistical analysis, and psychological science.
Students work closely with faculty mentors who are actively engaged in research across biological, clinical, cognitive, developmental, and social psychology. Our small class sizes encourage collaboration, individualized mentorship, and a supportive learning environment for academic and professional growth.
With access to spacious, well-equipped laboratories and opportunities to contribute to impactful research, students gain the experience, confidence, and professional skills needed to take the next step in their careers.
Considering a master's degree in Psychological Science? Join us for a virtual information session on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, from 7:00–8:00 p.m. to learn more about our MA in Psychology with a concentration in Psychological Science and the opportunities it can create for your future.
During this session, you'll learn about the curriculum, research opportunities, faculty mentorship, and how the program prepares students for research careers and doctoral study.
View degree requirements and course descriptions in the Graduate Catalog.
View admission requirements and deadlines to apply to the program.
Towson University is ideally located near major public and private research institutions in Maryland and the Washington, D.C. area, providing exceptional access to professional career and research opportunities. Our alumni have gone on to research-related careers at organizations such as the National Institutes of Health, U.S. Army Research Laboratory, and private research firms, including Westat and IMPAQ. Many graduates also continue their education in competitive Ph.D. programs, with recent admissions to institutions such as Princeton University, Northwestern University, and The Ohio State University.
Our faculty are accomplished scholars, dedicated teachers, engaged, and committed mentors. They are highly accessible and take an active role in student success, providing personalized guidance, research collaboration, and strong support for academic and professional development.
Students train in a research environment designed for discovery. Our department features specialized research labs supporting biological, cognitive, clinical, developmental, and social psychology research. The department also features advanced classrooms and computer labs designed for instruction in statistical analysis and research software, ensuring hands-on preparation for advanced study and professional work.