Connecticut Psychology Programs

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The state of Connecticut was named after the Connecticut River, which nearly bisects the state. The capital of Connecticut is Hartford and the current population of Connecticut is right around 3.5 million people. The interior of Connecticut has a humid continental climate, while the shoreline regions of the state have a humid subtropical climate, with few seasonal extremes.

Conneciticut is a relatively wealthy state. Its 2010 gross state product was roughly $240 billion and per capita income was $54,117 – the highest among all states nationwide. The wealthiest town in Connecticut, New Canaan, has a per capita income of $85,459 and the poorest city in the state, Hartford, has a per capita income of roughly $15,000. So while Connecticut is a wealthly state, there is still quite a bit of disparity among per capita earnings.

The economy in Connecticut is driven by a number of industries including agriculture (eggs, clams, lobsters, dairy products, etc.), transportation equipment (especially helicopters, aircraft parts, and nuclear submarines), military weapons manufacturing, electrical equipment and heavy industrial machinery, metal products, chemical and pharmaceutical products and scientific instruments. While the economy in Connecticut has been sluggish in the past it’s now growing at a steady rate and job opportunities are plentiful for skilled professsionals.

With over 3.5 million people living in Connecticut the demand for health care services is steady and strong. Health care professionals, including psychologists, are in high demand. The mean annual income for psychologists working in Connecticut, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2010 data, is roughly $75,000 a year. However, psychology salaries will vary depending on the industry you choose to work in, your specialty, your location and your experience and education level. Most job opportunities for psychologists will be found in the state’s largest cities, including Bridgeport.

To practice psychology in Connecticut you must have a doctorate degree in psychology and pass a licensing exam administered by the state. We’ve compiled a list of 22 accredited psychology schools in Connecticut. Explore associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degree programs in psychology below.

Albertus Magnus College – New Haven, CT

Programs offered include:

Bachelor’s Degree in Art Therapy
Bachelor’s Degree in Child Development
Bachelor’s Degree in Counseling and Mental Health
Bachelor’s Degree in General Psychology
Bachelor’s Degree in Organizational Psychology
M.A. in Art Therapy

Central Connecticut State University – New Britain, CT

Programs offered include:

B.A. in Psychology
M.A. in Community & Applied Social Psychology
M.A. in Health Psychology
M.A. in Psychology

Connecticut College – New London, CT

Programs offered include:

Behavioral Neuroscience Major
Psychology Major
Psychology-based Human Relations Major

Eastern Connecticut State University – Willimantic, CT

Programs offered include:

B.A. in Psychology
B.A. in Psychology – Child Psychology
B.A. in Psychology – Industrial-Organizational Psychology
Behavior Analysis Certificate Program
Cognitive Neuroscience Major

Fairfield University – Fairfield, CT

Programs offered include:

B.A. in Psychology
B.A. in Psychology – Behavioral/Cognitive Neuroscience
B.A. in Psychology – Mental Health Research and Practice
B.A. in Psychology – Social/Developmental Research and Policy
B.S. in Psychology
B.S. in Psychology – Behavioral/Cognitive Neuroscience
B.S. in Psychology – Mental Health Research and Practice
B.S. in Psychology – Social/Developmental Research and Policy

Mitchell College – New London, CT

Programs offered include:

A.A. in Psychology
B.S. in Psychology
B.S. in Psychology – Community Psychology
B.S. in Psychology – Developmental Psychology
B.S. in Psychology – Individualized Psychology

Post University – Waterbury, CT

Programs offered include:

B.A. in Psychology
B.A. in Psychology – Human Development
B.A. in Psychology – Education and Health
B.A. in Psychology – Organizational Studies
B.A. in Psychology (online)
Master of Human Services – Clinical Counseling (online)
Master of Human Services – Alcohol and Drug Counseling (online)

Quinnipiac University – Hamden, CT

Programs offered include:

B.A. in Psychology
B.A. in Psychology – Human Services
B.A. in Psychology – Industrial/Organizational
B.S. in Behavioral Neuroscience – Natural Science Track
B.S. in Behavioral Neuroscience – Psychological Science Track

Sacred Heart University – Fairfield, CT

Programs offered include:

A.A. in Psychology
Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology
M.S. in Applied Psychology
M.S. in Applied Psychology – Community Psychology
M.S. in Applied Psychology – Industrial-Organizational Psychology
M.S. in Applied Psychology (online)

Saint Joseph College – West Hartford, CT

Programs offered include:

B.A. in Psychology
B.A. in Psychology – Behavior Analysis/Autism
B.A. in Psychology – Criminal Justice/Mental Health
Graduate Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis

Southern Connecticut State University – New Haven, CT

Programs offered include:

B.A. in Psychology
B.A. in Psychology – Mental Health Specialization
B.S. in Psychology – Research Specialization
M.A. in Psychology

University of Bridgeport – Bridgeport, CT

Programs offered include:

B.A. in Psychology

University of Connecticut – Storrs, CT

Programs offered include:

degree
B.A. in Psychology
B.A. in Psychology – Research Concentration
B.S. in Psychology
B.S. in Psychology – Research Concentration
Graduate Certificate in Health Psychology
Graduate Certificate in Occupational Health Psychology
Graduate Certificate in Quantitative Research Methods
Ph.D. in Behavioral Neuroscience
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology – Autism
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology – Child and Adult Neuropsychology
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology – Clinical Health Psychology
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology – Cultural Psychology
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology – Developmental Psychopathology
Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology
Ph.D. in Ecological Psychology
Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology – Human Factors/Ergonomics
Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology – Occupational Health Psychology
Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology – Personnel/Organizational
Ph.D. in Language and Cognition
Ph.D. in Social Psychology

University of Hartford – West Hartford, CT

Programs offered include:

B.A. in Psychology
B.A. in Clinical Psychology
M.A. in Psychology
M.S. in Organizational Psychology
M.S. in School Psychology
Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology

University of New Haven – West Haven, CT

Programs offered include:

B.A. in Psychology
M.A. in Community Psychology
M.A. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology – Conflict Management
M.A. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology – Industrial-Human Resources
M.A. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology – Organizational Development and Consultation

Wesleyan University – Middletown, CT

Programs offered include:

B.A./M.A. in Psychology
Psychology Major
Psychology Major – Cognitive Science
Psychology Major – Cultural Psychology

Western Connecticut State University – Danbury, CT

Programs offered include:

B.A. in Psychology

Yale University – New Haven, CT

Programs offered include:

B.A. in Psychology
B.A. in Psychology – Neuroscience Track
B.A. in Psychology – Philosophy Track
B.S. in Psychology
B.S. in Psychology – Neuroscience Track
B.S. in Psychology – Philosophy Track
Behavioral Neuroscience Graduate Program
Clinical Psychology Graduate Program
Cognitive Psychology Graduate Program
Developmental Psychology Graduate Program
Social/Personality Graduate Psychology

Originally posted June 24th, 2014

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