Master of Science in Psychology (M.Sc.).

Christian Program

• Program: Master Studies
• Location: Orlando, FL – USA
• Credits: 34
• Course load: 1,530
• Hague Apostille: $ 360.00 dollars * Optional for the student
• Thesis is delivered and analyzed remotely.

Admission Requirements

• Bachelor's or bachelor's degree/diploma;
• Photo identification document.

University Degree:

• Master of Science in Psychology (M.Sc.)
• Christian Program

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:

The Master of Science in Education (M.Sc.) is offered within a Christian educational framework, integrating Christian principles, ethics, and worldview into all aspects of teaching, research, and academic supervision.

PROGRAM STRUCTURE:

The program consists of academic coursework and a final research project (thesis), developed under continuous academic supervision and culminating in a formal evaluation. All academic activities are conducted in alignment with Christian values and ethical principles.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVE:

The program has a total workload equivalent to 1,350 to 1,530 hours, depending on the academic structure and specialization.

METHODOLOGY:

The program is delivered through structured modules, academic supervision, and research development, integrating scientific methodology with Christian ethical foundations.

Notice: 

Completion of course work:

• Thesis.

Curriculum:

M01 - COGNITIVE PROCESSES AND LEARNING

• Unit 1 – Learning processes and problems.
• Unit 2 – Attention, perception, memory and emotion.
• Unit 3 – Learning theories and approaches.
• Unit 4 – Learning processes and assessment.

M02 - PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION AND PSYCHODIAGNOSIS

• Unit 1 – Fundamentals of psychological assessment.
• Unit 2 – Psychological assessment in different contexts.
• Unit 3 – Psychological assessment applied to different profiles.
• Unit 4 – Sources of information for psychological assessment.

M03 - PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE

• Unit 1 – Child psychiatry and neurodevelopment.
• Unit 2 – Disabilities and disorders: ID, ASD, ADHD and language.
• Unit 3 – Learning disorders.
• Unit 4 – Conduct disorders, anxieties and phobias.

M04 - FUNDAMENTALS OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

• Unit 1 – History and evolution of psychopathology.
• Unit 2 – Psychiatric reform and the anti-asylum struggle.
• Unit 3 – Diagnostic manuals and their role in psychopathology.
• Unit 4 – Diagnosis and approach to mental disorders.

M05 - PSYCHOLOGY AND MENTAL HEALTH IN THE DIGITAL AGE

• Unit 1 – Fundamentals of digital psychology.
• Unit 2 – Mental health in the digital age.
• Unit 3 – Relationships and communication in the digital age.
• Unit 4 – Digital strategies and interventions in psychology.

M06 - PERSONALITY PSYCHOLOGY

• Unit 1 – Introduction to the study of personality.
• Unit 2 – Psychoanalytic theories of personality.
• Unit 3 – Humanistic and cognitive theories of personality.
• Unit 4 – Study of personality changes.

M07 - COACHING AND CAREER PLANNING

• Unit 1 – Fundamentals of coaching and career planning.
• Unit 2 – Development of personal skills.
• Unit 3 – Career development strategies.
• Unit 4 – Action and evaluation of results in the career plan.

M08 - INTERDISCIPLINARY ACTION AND NEUROEDUCATION

• Unit 1 – Fundamentals of Neuroeducation.
• Unit 2 – Epistemology of Neuroeducation: Genetics and history.
• Unit 3 – Archaeological, rationalist, critical and cognitive epistemology.
• Unit 4 – Complexity and historical-cultural psychology of Neuroeducation.

M09 - PATHOLOGIES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM - CEREBRAL PALSY

• Unit 1 – Fundamentals of neurological pathologies.
• Unit 2 – Cerebral palsy: clinical and diagnostic aspects.
• Unit 3 – Multidisciplinary treatment of cerebral palsy.
• Unit 4 – Neurological rehabilitation and quality of life.

M10 - GROUP DYNAMICS AND INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS

• Unit 1 – Fundamentals of group dynamics.
• Unit 2 – Design and facilitation of group dynamics.
• Unit 3 – Individual development programs.
• Unit 4 – Implementation of individual development programs.

M11 - DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

• Unit 1 – History of psychology.
• Unit 2 – Psychology in education.
• Unit 3 – Development, disorders and learning disorders.
• Unit 4 – Development of lifelong learning.

M12 - CLINICAL PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY

• Unit 1 – Pharmacotherapy of anxiety and affective disorders. Unit 2 – Chemical dependency.
• Unit 3 – ADHD, insomnia and psychiatric emergencies.
• Unit 4 – Psychopathy, sociopathy and neuroleptic syndromes.

M13 - NEUROLOGY AND GENETICS OF AGING

• Unit 1 – Neurophysiological changes in aging.
• Unit 2 – Psychic repercussions of aging.
• Unit 3 – Geriatric syndromes: Alzheimer's and DLB.
• Unit 4 – Geriatric syndromes: Parkinson's and dementia.

M14 - MENTAL HEALTH AND PHARMACEUTICAL ASSISTANCE

• Unit 1 – Fundamentals of psychiatry.
• Unit 2 – Mental health.
• Unit 3 – Clinical therapy in psychosocial care.
• Unit 4 – Psychosocial care.

​ M15 - DISSERTATION PROJECT

• Unit 1 – Scientific initiation.
• Unit 2 – Reading, summary and filing techniques.
• Unit 3 – Research projects.
• Unit 4 – Scientific works and ABNT standards.

24 x R$ 930,00