The University’s Master of Arts (M.A.) in forensic psychology degree ranks second in bestpsychologydegrees.com’s most innovative graduate psychology degrees. The site’s top 20 degrees were determined by the American Psychological Association’s three fastest growing areas: neuropsychology, industrial-organizational psychology and geropsychology. In addition, the site’s editors highlighted these types of programs:
- Those whose faculty is among the most highly cited in the field
- Those that have shown exceptional progress in the area of diversity
- Those with at least some online offerings
The list was then sorted high to low by cost, where UND’s tuition was listed as $6, 626.
The M.A. in Forensic Psychology from UND is a 34-credit degree that offers online courses in a recorded lecture format. The degree requires a two-week, on-campus visit during the last summer semester of the program.
Source: graduateschool.und.edu
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