Master of Science in Trauma Psychology

Join the First Cohort in Fall 2026. Apply by June 15. 

Prepare to support individuals and communities impacted by trauma through evidence-based, culturally responsive care.

Our fully online Master’s in Trauma Psychology offers advanced training for careers in counseling, therapy, and licensure, preparing students worldwide to make a meaningful impact in trauma psychology. 

Fully Online | 18–24 Months | 36 Credit Hours

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Why This Program
  • Trauma-informed, culturally responsive curriculum

  • Focus on real-world application and case-based learning

  • Faculty with clinical and research expertise

  • Designed for working professionals

  • Preparation for advanced study or careers in mental health and human services

Program Overview

The Master of Science in Trauma Psychology prepares students to understand the psychological, emotional, and social impacts of trauma across diverse populations.

Students will:

  • Examine trauma across the lifespan

  • Learn intervention and prevention strategies

  • Analyze trauma in communities, schools, and clinical settings

What You’ll Learn

 

Core Topics Include:

  • Foundations of Trauma Psychology

  • Crisis Intervention and Response

  • PTSD and Complex Trauma

  • Trauma in Children and Families

  • Research Methods in Psychology

Career Outcomes

 

Graduates may pursue careers as:

  • Trauma-informed care
    specialist

  • Mental health counselor (with additional licensure)

  • Crisis response professional

  • Case manager

  • Victim advocate

  • Community or nonprofit support professional

Who Should Apply

 

This program is ideal for:

  • Graduates with degrees in psychology or related fields

  • Working professionals in human services

  • Individuals interested in mental health and trauma-informed care

  • Those preparing for doctoral or advanced study

Admissions Requirements

 

  • Bachelor’s degree (preferably in psychology or related field)

  • GPA Requirements:

    Provisional  2.75

    Regular Admit 3.0

  • Official transcripts

  • Statement of Purpose (1,000 Words)

  • Two Letters of Recommendation

  • Driver's License

Program Format

 

  • Fully online

  • Flexible scheduling for working professionals

  • Supervised practicum practicum experiences embedded within the two summer terms provide students with hands-on professional training and practical skill development