Master's in Psychology

Mercy College's Westchester campus is a hub of academic innovation and cultural richness. The campus is a reflection of Mercy College's dedication to fostering holistic development in a supportive environment. Offering a spectrum of programs, from business and health sciences to liberal arts, the Westchester campus provides students with a well-rounded education that prepares them for the challenges of the modern world. With state-of-the-art facilities and a faculty committed to nurturing individual talents, the Westchester campus is a community where students not only acquire knowledge but also develop critical thinking and leadership skills. The campus's serene surroundings create an ideal backdrop for learning and personal growth, making Mercy College's Westchester campus a distinctive and enriching educational destination.

The MS Psychology Program at Mercy University is a 36-credit academic experience that can be completed in 2 academic years. The core components of the program center on theory, research, and field experience. The MS Psychology Program offers classes in a variety of modalities, including: face-to-face, synchronous, asynchronous, and blended formats. Students are free to select classes in formats that work best with their busy lives. There are two main reasons why students join the MS Psychology Program at Mercy University. The first is for career advancement with their current employer. Several employers encourage their employees to pursue a masters degree and provide incentives to do so. The second reason is to gain a broader depth of knowledge and experience in an effort to build a competitive resume for academic pursuits beyond the masters degree.