Teaching of Psychology Certificate

About the Program

All required courses are offered totally online for your convenience.
Supplement your knowledge of psychology with the teaching skills that will make you competitive to obtain instructor positions at the college level.
Work closely with your professors on individual research projects as you gain the hands-on experience you need for success.

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Application Requirements

Application for Admission
$40 application fee ($50 for international students)
All official college and/or university transcripts
Essay of 500 words or less explaining why you chose the Teaching of the Psychology Certificate program at Angelo State University and how it will help you meet your career goals.

You also need to have a basic foundation in all areas of psychology and a strong foundation in the areas of developmental and social psychology, as these are areas in which someone with a master’s degree would be likely to teach.

Credit Requirements

This graduate-level certificate program consists of 18 credit hours. That means you only have to complete six courses to earn your certificate.

Completion of this certificate does not satisfy the requirements to obtain teacher certification at the secondary level.

Application Deadlines

These deadlines are for application only. Financial Aid and Scholarships may have their own deadlines.

Spring: October 15
Summer/Fall: March 15

Applications for the M.S. in Applied Psychology program will be reviewed beginning on March 15 for Summer and Fall admissions, and beginning on October 15 for spring admissions.

<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “Dr. Drew Curtis had a huge impact on my life. His lectures help me decide that psychology was something I wanted to study more, and he also helped me realize I may want to become a counselor one day.” Scotty McDowell, Class of 2022 </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “My favorite class at ASU was Psychology of Stereotypes, Prejudices, and Discrimination with Dr. Tay Hack because it taught me how our unconscious views of others can impact not only our mental health, but the mental health of others.” Veronika Kopp, Class of 2023, M.S. in Counseling Psychology </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “My favorite class was abnormal psychology. The lectures were amazing, and I also really enjoyed learning more in-depth about disorders.” Scotty McDowell, Class of 2022 </blockquote>