School of Psychology

The School of Psychology pioneered a distance education model comprised of blended and distributed learning that has served adult professionals for over thirty years. By creating flexible opportunities for individuals with career, family, and community responsibilities to achieve their advanced educational goals, Fielding’s community of scholar-practitioners helps define the future of psychology at every level-from theory to practice and research.

Degree Options

• The Clinical Psychology doctorate  is a generalist degree; a pathway master’s degree is conferred along the way to the PhD and students can choose from five optional concentrations:
  • Forensic Psychology
  • Health Psychology
  • Neuropsychology
  • Parent-Infant Mental Health
  • Violence Prevention & Control 
• The Media Psychology doctorate  is the first of its kind in a School of Psychology, offering a nonclinical PhD degree with a master’s conferred along the way. The program focuses on understanding the relationships between media and behavior and offers optional concentrations in:
  • Brand Psychology and Audience Engagement
  • Positive Psychology and Media
  • Social Impact of Mobile Media & Immersive Technology

In addition, Phd Media students can decalre a doctoral concentration offered in the School of Leadership Studies.

• The online Master of Arts in Media Psychology  prepares individuals to use and create media with an understanding of how media impacts human behavior.

Certificate Options

• Postdoctoral certificates in Neuropsychology  and Respecialization in Clinical Psychology  provide advanced training and specialization for those who have already achieved their doctoral degree.
• The Clinical Psychology Postbaccalaureate Certificate  develops and strengthens foundational skills and knowledge areas essential to gaining acceptance into a rigorous doctoral program in clinical psychology.
• A certificate in Media Psychology  allows students to choose between an emphasis in Brand Psychology & Audience Engagement or Media Neuroscience.