Masters in Psychology Programs in Oklahoma
(found programs from 14 schools)

There are 533 licensed marriage and family therapists (LMFTs) and 3119 licensed professional counselors (LPCs) in Oklahoma according to the State Professional Counselor Licensing Division. Both licenses are issued by this same regulatory agency in Oklahoma.

Most employment is found in Tulsa and Oklahoma City in hospitals, mental health agencies, or with public service organizations. Like most Bible Belt states, there is a demand for Christian counseling in Oklahoma. The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) estimated in 2010 that the average income for a licensed therapist or counselor in the state was $36,240.

Some schools that offer master's in psychology programs in Oklahoma are:

Oklahoma State University: This state school in Stillwater offers a Master of Science in educational psychology with tracks available in counseling psychology, research and evaluation, school psychology, and school psychometrics. Other degree programs include a Master of Science in psychology, school counseling, or community counseling.

University of Oklahoma: A public institution based in Norman, this school offers a Master of Science in psychology with options to specialize in animal cognition, cognitive, developmental, industrial-organizational, personality, quantitative or social psychology.

University of Tulsa: Located in Tulsa, this private university offers a Master of Arts in clinical psychology with concentration options in: developmental psychopathology, gene-environment interactions, journalism and trauma, neuropsychological assessment, pain perception and physiology, and more. There is also a Master of Arts in industrial/organizational psychology.