San Francisco State University

Click to send E-mail to: psych@sfsu.edu

Phone: 1-415-338-2167
Fax: 1-415-338-0942

Description:
The Psychology Department currently offers (7) Master's programs. The College Teaching and Educational Psychology programs are currently inactive. DEADLINES: All materials for application must be received by the department and application to the University must be made by March 1 for consideration for the following Fall semester.

Degree(s):
M.A. - Psychology; M.S. - Psychology

Research Areas:
M.A. in Psychology, concentration in:
Developmental Psychology;Physiological Psychology; Psychological Research;Social Psychology

M.S. in Psychology, concentration in:
Clinical Psychology;Industrial/Organizational Psychology;School Psychology

Click to send E-mail to: dai@sfsu.edu

Phone: 1-415-338-2211

Description:
/show.asp?url=http://design.sfsu.edu/graduate/index.html Master of Arts in Industrial Arts The Master of Industrial Arts program is designed for students who want to pursue professional work in design firms, teaching, project management, strategic planning for design firms, or management roles in technology. DAI's emphasis on problem-solving competencies facilitates our students' ability to solve many problems, which are both conceptual and practical in nature. Our students study visual communication and

Degree(s):
M.A.I.A.

Click to send E-mail to: counsel@sfsu.edu

Phone: 1-415-338-2234
Fax: 1-415-338-0594

Description:
The primary purpose of the Department of Counseling is to train professional, competent, culturally sensitive counselors. Towards this end we emphasize skill development, a strong conceptual base, an ethical orientation, a sensitivity to ethnic-cultural differences, as well as a focus upon personal awareness and growth. The program prepares counselors to function professionally in a number of specialized areas: Career, College, Gerontology, School, Marriage, Family andChild Counseling, and Rehabilitation.

Degree(s):
P.P.S. Credential (School Counseling);

M.S. - Counseling (Career Counseling);
M.S. - Counseling (College Counseling);
M.S. - MFCC Counseling (Marriage, Family and Child Counseling);
M.S. - Counseling (School Counseling);

Click to send E-mail to: sfsugero@sfsu.edu

Phone: 1-415-338-1684
Fax: 1-415-338-3556

Description:
The Master of Arts program in Gerontology at SFSU is poised to meet the aging population challenges of California and the nation and a 21st century of global aging opportunities. The Master of Arts was established in 1986 and is the first and thus oldest Gerontology graduate program in Gerontology in the California State University or University of California systems. The program is dedicated to: the higher education of professionals using an interdisciplinary approach to serve the present and future needs of society in meeting the multiple challenges of an aging population; the conduct of applied research to increase the body of knowledge about issues and process of aging; and the application of the discipline in the community to advocate for improving the quality of life for the aged. The M.A. program emphasizes an interdisciplinary, skill-based approach to professional education, and we draw upon the strengths of the university community as well as the expertise of the faculty. We follow the standards and guidelines of the Association for Gerontology in Higher Education (AGHE). The program offers a curriculum consisting of an interdisciplinary core and three emphases in Geriatric Home Care Management; Health, Wellness and Aging; and Long-Term Care Administration. Each area offers relevant career paths and we are pleased to provide multiple, generous scholarships to some of our students. Gerontology is one of the most dynamic fields of study; we are truly excited about the individual, societal and global potentials of our future and we invite your participation.

Degree(s):
M.A. - Gerontology

Research Areas:
Community Practice;Long-Term-Care Administration;Social Research

Click to send E-mail to: femc@sfsu.edu

Phone: 1-415-338-2234
Fax: 1-415-338-0555

Description:
Programs have a non-nurse and RN track for entrance into MSN Degree Programs.

Degree(s):
M.S.N.

Research Areas:
Entrepreneurial Leadership;Case Management;Public Health/Community Health;Family Nurse Practicioner

Click to send E-mail to: hed@sfsu.edu

Phone: 1-415-338-1413

Description:
Research conducted in the Graduate School of Public Health is addressing public health problems such as air pollution, passive smoking, AIDS prevention, breast cancer screening and childhood injury prevention

Degree(s):
M.P.H.;MSc.;Master of Social Work/Master of Public Health (MSW/MPH)
PhD.

Research Areas:
Biometry; Environmental Health; Epidemiology; Health Promotion; Health Services Administration; Environmental Health Science; Industrial Hygiene; Toxicology; Public Health concentration in Health Services Administration

Click to send E-mail to: museumst@sfsu.edu

Phone: 1-415-405-0599

Description:
Interdisciplinary, professional program that integrates students' previous academic studies in Anthropology, Art History, Classics/Classical Archaeology, Design, Education, History, the Sciences, or Public Administration with museum methods and practice. Facility includes resource library, in-house teaching museum, photo documentation and archaeometry labs, and exhibition preparation workshop; public exhibitions and school field trips offered every April and November.

Degree(s):
M. A. in Museum Studies

Research Areas:
Museum collections management, curation, exhibition design, fundraising, management, education, general collection conservation methods

Click to send E-mail to: tpw@sfsu.edu

Phone: 1-415-338-7025
Fax: 1-415-338-6080

Description:
Our 24-unit certificate program is designed for students who already holdBachelor's degrees, but who now are looking for focused study that willhelp to prepare them for workplace writing careers. Learn the basics,choose skill-building electives, develop writing samples for yourprofessional portfolio, earn academic units for on-the-job internshipexperience, and join our community of experienced faculty andcommitted students.

Degree(s):
Certificate

Click to send E-mail to: woms@sfsu.edu

Phone: 1-415-338-1388
Fax: 1-415-405-2428

Description:
The Women Studies Program is one of the cutting edge disciplines in women and gender studies in the United States focusing on transnational feminism and the relationship among feminist theories, social/global structures and the production of gender. Our diverse faculty and student enrollment reflects the diversity of the University itself.

Degree(s):
M.A. - Women Studies

Research Areas:
Asian Indian women and environmental, African American Women literature andAfrician American diaspira travel/transnational and South Asia gender,Gender, Islamic fundamentionals and religious movements

Click to send E-mail to: gadmit@sfsu.edu

Phone: 1-415-338-2234
Fax: 1-415-338-0942

Degree(s):
M.S.