Online Educational psychology Degrees & Diplomas - School of Psychology

School of Psychology - Educational psychology

Northern Mariana University of America offers Psychology degree, diplomas and certificate programs with specialization in Educational Psychology to professionals looking for a flexible, widely recognized and self-paced education. NMU's Educational Psychology programs will provide you the necessary skills which will help you grow and excel in your field.

All the programs offered by the School of Psychology, with specialization in Educational Psychology, surpass those of other world-class universities in terms of ease & flexibility, affordability, and quality of education. NMU's Educational Psychology programs, accredited by International Accreditation Organization (IAO), are taught by expert faculty comprising professionals and leading industry experts. These learned individuals have designed a comprehensive 21st century curriculum that focuses on the challenges professionals like you are currently faced with.

Below are the fee structure and the time required to complete Educational psychology programs at NMU:

Degree program fees: $19,800 - $63,180 Time: less than 1 year
Diploma program fees: $2,700 - $4,500 Time: less than 5 months
Certificate program fees: $499 - $1,800 Time: less than 3 months

About Educational Psychology Major:

An educational psychologist studies how children and adults learn in educational settings, in a continual effort to improve upon current teaching methods. To achieve this goal, educational psychologists conduct research on classroom dynamics, teaching styles and learning variables. Read more

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The Northern Mariana University of America faculty for this school is among the best in the world, featuring a unique blend of towering intellectuals alongside up and coming bright minds. Each year, the faculty members are invited to deliver public lectures in the world's foremost universities — from Harvard, Yale, Stanford and Princeton to Oxford and Cambridge. Members of the department produce, on average ten (10) books a year. Their articles appear in top journals published all over the world.

Educational psychologists study how children and adults learn in educational settings, in a continual effort to improve upon current teaching methods. To achieve this goal, educational psychologists conduct research on classroom dynamics, teaching styles and learning variables. Educational psychologists generally work in schools and universities, businesses, industries and learning centers. Educational Psychologists earn an annual salary of $66,810 to $108,670 per year.

“The School of Psychology at Northern Mariana University of America has provided me with academic help and encouragement in many different ways. The online classes are not only intriguing but very informational. Even though I do not come from a psychology background, the excellent teaching techniques used by the professors have made me feel educated beyond my years.”

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