Masters/PhD in Psychology/Neuroscience options

[studiousimp]

Thanks studiousimp. The course sounds very interesting. But again, they expect the applicant to be a Masters degree holder. I guess all of these online PhDs expect a Masters degree as the minimum. Couldn’t find details about the tuition either. Anyways, this is a great find; I will keep these options in mind. Perhaps, half way thro my Masters, I might consider applying for such PhD programs, so I can continue learning.

That's true. But they have Masters programs and after talking with them at the conference I attended in Prague, there may be some flexibility... I just found them interesting and flexible within their framework. They are accredited but I have found my conversations with CIIS to be rather progressive in terms of their approach.

It sounded like they might take a related Masters degree. I haven't pursued it further yet but felt I could make a case for a masters in either religion or business. It was a matter of finding the relevance. Worth a try anyway.

To me, a WGU MBA or MSML (Masterof Science in Management and Leadership) - which could be earned quickly and affordably, might cut out a number of requirements -- I'm not sure but I wanted to share my thinking, just in case it helps someone get effectively creative (which I'm not sure I am being LOL). Anyway, hope this adds to the possibilities.


Here's a little more info on tuition. I would need to clarify with them before understanding what it would actually cost but it didn't seem terribly onerous... for graduate education. https://www.ciis.edu/admissions-and-fina...n-and-fees