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Norfolk State University
Psychology Department Programs

We offer a variety of courses covering introductory and specialized topics in psychology, as well as practical field experience leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree in General Psychology. There are also minor tracks in General Psychology and CyberPsychology. We also offer an MS degree in CyberPsychology, Graduate Certificate in CyberPsychology, and a Ph.D. program in Clinical Psychology. For more information, please contact the Psychology Department at 757-823-8573.

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
We offer numerous courses covering introductory and specialized topics in psychology, psychological science, and practical field experiences. The undergraduate program is designed to be completed in four years. - Psychology Undergraduate Manual
- Undergraduate Psychology Practicum
  PSY 495/496: Practicum In Psychology is a required course for all undergraduate Psychology majors. Contact the Undergraduate Practicum Coordinator for more information.
Master of Science in CyberPsychology
This fully asynchronous program is research-intensive and designed to help students master the social science research skills needed to be competitive in business/industry and as prospective doctoral candidates. Email the CyberPsychology Program Coordinator for more information or call 757-301-1127.
- Graduate Certificate in CyberPsychology
  This certificate program is for students who have completed an undergraduate degree and are seeking specialized certification in cyberpsychology. We offer a Practitioner track that includes coursework surveying the major topical areas of cyberpsychology, and a Scientist track that emphasizes applied research skills.
Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology
Norfolk State University is part of the Virginia Consortium Program in Clinical Psychology (VCPCP) which awards a Ph.D. in clinical psychology. The program provides balanced training in both science (research) and practice (clinical application). Contact the NSU Director of Clinical Training for more information.