Dyson College of Arts and Sciences

20 the skills and resources needed to examine and understand the broader context of a person's life—family, school, work groups, and other signif- icant systems. Students may choose one of three research tracks within the MA program. ese tracks allow students to customize their training based on their interests and career goals and provide them with opportunities to gain knowledge, skills, and research experience in specific areas of psychology. Currently, the MA program offers the following three research tracks: Behavioral and Social Sciences Research: Students develop knowledge, skills, and experience in behavioral and social sciences research. Global Psychology Research: Students focus on application of research skills to international/global settings including non-governmental organi- zations, the United Nations, and other settings that focus on international and cross-cultural research. Industrial and Organizational Psychology Research: Students gain a com- prehensive and macroscopic view of industrial and organizational psy- chology, and acquire knowledge and develop skills associated with the effective management of individuals and groups PROGRAM DIRECTORS Dr. Güler Boyraz and Dr. Nils Myszkowski (New York City campus) One Pace Plaza (212) 346-1558 (212) 346-1618 (FAX) gboyraz@pace.edu / nmyszkowski@pace.edu PROGRAM CURRICULUM (36 credits) Required Courses (21 credits): Credits PSY 604 Developmental Psychology 3 PSY 612 Neuropsychology 3 PSY 615 Research Methods and Statistics I 3 PSY 616 Research Methods and Statistics II 3 PSY 623 Social Psychology 3 PSY 624 Cognitive Psychology 3 PSY 625 Personality eories 3 PSY 698 Professional Seminar 0 Elective Courses for MA in Psychology (15 credits): Credits PSY 602 Ethics in Psychology 3 PSY 603 Introduction to International Psychology 3 PSY 608 Community Psychology 3 PSY 610 Psychopathology 3 PSY 617 Human Learning 3 PSY 618 Community Mental Health: Philosophy and Concepts 3 PSY 619 Community Resources: Interagency Coordination in the Delivery of Services 3 PSY 621 Psychological Measurements 3 PSY 626 Forensic Psychology 3 PSY 627 Mentored Lab Class Semester I 3 PSY 628 Mentored Lab Class Semester II 3 PSY 634 Instructional Psychology: Multimedia Applications 3 PSY 643 Psychology at the United Nations 3 PSY 646 Critical inking 3 PSY 656 Developmental Disabilities 3 PSY 667 Multicultural/Gender Issues 3 PSY 680 Program Evaluation 3 PSY 681 Organizational Psychology 3 PSY 682 Personnel Psychology 3 PSY 683 Organizational Development 3 PSY 684 Occupational Health Psychology 3 PSY 691 Practicum in Psychology 3 PSY 695 Independent Study I 1-3 PSY 696 Special Topics 3 PSY 699 MA esis 3 Other psychology courses as approved by the Director of the MA in Psychology program or the Director of Graduate Psychology Programs. ELECTIVE COURSES FOR TRACKS Students who enroll in one of three research tracks will take the same re- quired core courses listed above (21 credits). In addition, they will complete the following specific set of courses in their chosen track. Behavioral and Social Sciences Research (15 credits): Credits PSY 667 Multicultural/Gender Issues 3 PSY 627 Mentored Lab Class Semester I 3 PSY 628 Mentored Lab Class Semester II 3 One (1) MA elective course 3 PSY 699 MA esis (Capstone) 3 Global Psychology Research (15 credits): Credits PSY 667 Multicultural/Gender Issues 3 PSY 603 Introduction to International Psychology 3 One (1) MA elective course 3 One (1) Global Psychology Research elective course 3 Students may choose one course from the list below: PSY 602 (PSY 696K) Ethics in Psychology 3 PSY 643 Psychology at the United Nations 3 PSY 696 Special Topics or Travel Course 3 PSY 695 Independent Study 3 Capstone Students may choose one of two options below: PSY699 MA esis 3 PSY 691 Practicum in Psychology 3 Industrial Organizational Psychology Research (15 credits): Credits PSY 667 Multicultural/Gender Issues 3 PSY 681 Organizational Psychology 3 PSY 682 Personnel Psychology 3 One (1) MA elective course 3 Capstone Students may choose one of two options below: PSY699 MA esis 3 PSY 691 Practicum in Psychology 3 Psychology Department (NYC) Dismissal Procedures Continued matriculation in the graduate programs is contingent upon meeting academic standards (including those noted in completion requirements), maintaining academic integrity, achieving program- specific professional competencies and adhering to ethical and professional standards as promulgated by APA and NASP. ere are certain situations which will result in automatic dismissal from the program. ese include: a. A grade of "F" in any course in the Psychology Graduate Program b. Two grades below "B-" in any courses in the Psychology Graduate Program c. Failure to maintain any of the standards noted in the completion requirements

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