Master of Science in Psychology - Developmental Psychology

The Department of Psychology has Graduate Programs at both the M.Sc. and the Ph.D. level in four areas - Clinical, Cognitive Neuroscience, Developmental, and Social-Personality. The Cognitive Neuroscience, the Developmental, and the Social-Personality Programs are designed to emphasize research skills and scholarship, preparing students for either academic positions or for research posts in government, industry, and the like. The Clinical Program is designed to educate psychologists who will be proficient in both the scientific and clinical aspects of their profession, and who are capable of working in a variety of settings. In the Developmental Psychology Program at Queen's, we study cognitive and social development across the first two decades of life. Our mission is to conduct high-quality, innovative research, provide the best possible training for students, and share our knowledge through publications, media, and community outreach.

Bachelor’s Honours degree in Psychology (or equivalent area).• Grade requirements: Minimum B+ average or international equivalent (e.g.,upper second class).ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS• Statement of Interest• Two academic references• If English is not a native language, prospective students must meet the Englishlanguage proficiency requirements in writing, speaking, reading, and listening.The following minimum scores are required: (1)