MA with Specialization in Creativity Studies

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Students following the suggested plan below can complete the degree in two years. Courses are designed so that students move to progressively more advanced levels in understanding Creativity Studies and general psychology.

Students will be encouraged to pursue specific areas of interest. Attendance at Residential Conferences is required. Students in the master’s in Psychology - Creativity Studies Specialization program will need to attend a minimum of two evening meetings at the residential conferences where student and faculty make presentations related to creativity studies. 

Master of Arts (MA) in Psychology- Creativity Studies Specialization
 
Semester 1 Requirements Credits
  Graduate Colloquium (Continuous throughout Program) 1
RES 1026 Information Competency and Library Use 1
RES 1025 Understanding Research 3
CSP 4500 Dimensions of Creativity 3
 
Semester 2
Ethics (One from: IHS 4070, PSY 6006, HS 6140, ORG 7045) 3
Required Content Area Course  
PSY 2001 Advanced General Psychology I 3
CSP 4510 Perspectives of Creativity 3
 
Semester 3
  Graduate Colloquium (Continuous throughout Program) 1
And one of the following 3-unit courses: 3
PSY 3030 Cognitive Psychology  
PSY 3090 Contemporary Neuroscience  
HTP 6020 Developmental Psychology  
PSY  3000 Psychology of Consciousness  
PSY 6010 Multicultural Psychology  
HTP 6030 Personality Theory and Research  
PSY 7510 Social Psychology  
HTP 1080 History and Systems of Psychology  
HTP 3505 Foundations of Humanistic and Transpersonal Psychology  
 
Semester 3 or 4
  Elective Credits Required 8-11
  * Can include transfer credits up to 12  
  * Can include non-degree certificate transfer credits up to 9  
  * Can include non-degree transfer credits up to 6  
  * Can include credits from RCs, 1 per/RC  
RES 9200 Master's Project 3
- or -
RES 9400 Master's Thesis 6
 
Total 31-34
 
* Note: Maximum total number of transfer credits is 18

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