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The students in our program are actively engaged in the science of psychology and may work in multiple research labs. The quality of our students is evidenced by their excellent undergraduate academic records, high-level of research productivity, and their success after graduating from our program. Our students have an impressive record of presenting at national and international conferences and publishing with faculty. Although many students go directly into the job market, we have had students go on to earn doctoral degrees in social psychology, cognitive psychology, industrial-organizational psychology, behavioral psychology, clinical psychology, neuroscience, counseling psychology, and geropsychology.<\/div>\n

We have a very successful assistantship program with the majority of our students being awarded financial support through either graduate assistantships or waivers. Research by our graduate students has been funded through the department, the university, and outside agencies.<\/div>\n

Please consider applying if your interests and values in psychological sciences are a good match with our program.<\/div>\n

We look forward to considering your application!<\/div>\n

Links to audio interviews you may find interesting:<\/div>\n

A December 2016 conversation with Dr. Ann Huffman<\/a>, the 2014-2018 Graduate Program Coordinator, about the Master of Arts in Psychological Sciences degree program.<\/div>\n

A conversation with Patrick Doyle, MA<\/a>, a recent graduate of the program who conducted exemplary thesis research and was the department’s first participant in the 3 Minute Research Presentation<\/em> competition at NAU. In this interview, Patrick discusses his research on concussion reporting in collegiate football and his participation in the 3 Minute Research Presentation (3MRP) event at NAU. This interview provides insights into the types of research being conducted by graduate students in the program., and the support provided by faculty. Click here<\/a> to see Patrick’s 3 Minute Research Presentation on YouTube.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/body><\/html>\n\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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The application deadline to receive priority for funding for assistantships is February 1.\u00a0 However, we will review applications on a rolling basis until April 1.\u00a0 Applications will not be accepted after the April 1 deadline.<\/p>\n
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The admission process for graduate students is handled by the NAU Office of Graduate and Professional Studies<\/a>. Please visit the NAU Office of Graduate and Professional Studies website for more information about the admission process.<\/p>\n\n
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Application deadlines<\/h2>\n<\/div>\nThe application deadline to receive priority for funding for assistantships is February 1.\u00a0 However, we will review applications on a rolling basis until April 1.\u00a0 Applications will not be accepted after the April 1 deadline.<\/p>\n

How to apply at NAU<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n\nThe admission process for graduate students is handled by the NAU Office of Graduate and Professional Studies<\/a>. Please visit the NAU Office of Graduate and Professional Studies website for more information about the admission process.<\/p>\n\n\n \n

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The admission process for graduate students is handled by the NAU Office of Graduate and Professional Studies<\/a>. Please visit the NAU Office of Graduate and Professional Studies website for more information about the admission process.<\/p>\n\n
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