MA in Community Psychology - Forensic Psychology Concentration in West Haven United States | University of New Haven

Community psychology centers on addressing human challenges across diverse environments by advancing theory, research, and practical applications to improve the lives of individuals, families, groups, organizations, and entire communities. This field champions social equity by giving voice and power to underserved populations while promoting health and wellness through collaborative community initiatives and preventive measures. For five decades, the University of New Haven's Community Psychology Master's Program has effectively equipped graduates for careers in mental health and human service professions.

Our program delivers a unique hands-on psychology education. Students can choose from four specialized tracks—community mental health, community research and assessment, program design, and forensic psychology—allowing them to customize their studies to align with personal aspirations and career objectives.

You'll develop skills to implement various psychological and social science frameworks to analyze and address the multifaceted factors affecting individual and collective behavior and welfare. The program's flexible structure enables students to pursue their degree while gaining real-world experience, maintaining employment, and managing financial responsibilities. Full-time candidates can graduate within two years, with evening course offerings designed for working professionals.