Masters in Psychology Programs in Arizona
(found programs from 9 schools)

The two career paths in Arizona that are most open to those with a master's degree in psychology are marriage and family therapy and professional counseling. In order to become a licensed marriage and family therapist, you must hold at least a master's degree in a field related to behavioral health. You must also be able to show that you have had post-graduate supervision. After you have submitted your application for licensure, and the licensing board has declared that it is complete, you will be sent information about taking an exam.

Becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor in Arizona requires a master's degree with an emphasis in counseling, two years' supervision, and proof of passing an exam from one of three certified counseling organizations.

Arizona psychology master's programs to consider:

Arizona State University in Tempe places a high premium on research and discovery. It offers a Master of Science in psychology as well as a Master of Education in educational psychology.

The main campus of Northern Arizona University is located in Flagstaff, but the school offers more than 30 statewide sites as well as extensive online learning opportunities. Their Master of Arts degrees in psychology and in the teaching of psychology do not require theses.

Prescott College is located about a two-hour drive from Phoenix and Flagstaff. It is proud of its "small town" environment as well as of the array of cultural events available to students. Its Master of Arts program in counseling psychology features areas of study like adventure-based psychology and expressive art therapy.