Μ.S. in Psychology
A transformative, evidence-based program fostering holistic awareness, self-enquiry, and professional integrity.
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Duration
2 years full-time
LANGUAGE
English
COURSES
17+Internship I & II+Thesis
DELIVERY MODE
On-site
Duration
3 years full-time
LANGUAGE
English
COURSES
17+Internship I-IV +Thesis
DELIVERY MODE
On-site
Why Choose Our Program
- Enroll in our American university Master’s program to advance your career in the fields of Clinical Psychology or Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
- Join the 91% of our M.S. in Psychology graduates who are now working in the mental health field.
- Gain hands-on experience through 600-700 hours of supervised clinical practice in one or more settings, such as the University Counseling Center, hospitals, mental health clinics and schools.
- Enjoy flexibility that fits your schedule with evening classes for working students.
- Acquire rigorous education and training in the cognitive behavioral approach to counseling and psychotherapy.
- Learn from faculty members from the U.S. and around the world educated as psychologists, researchers and licensed clinicians.
- Engage in the profession outside the classroom by participating in workshops, master classes, conferences and faculty research projects.

One program, two concentrations
Designed on the scientist-practitioner model of training, the M.S. in Psychology offers students two concentrations to choose from: Clinical Psychology and Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
Both programs share a common core of courses and research expectations, thus providing you with the knowledge you need to thrive as an expert practitioner.
However, the Clinical Mental Health Counseling concentration requires an additional year of internship and professional development seminars, with graduates receiving accreditation as Mental Health Counselors from the Hellenic Association for Counseling.

Secure Your Path to Career Success
91% of our M.S. in Psychology graduates are successfully working as mental health counselors and clinical psychologists in diverse settings, including:
- Private practice
- Educational institutions and school counseling centers
- Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
- Community mental health and support services

Key Benefits
Scholarships & Financial Aid
We provide guaranteed scholarships based on needs, merit or early admission. More than 90% of our incoming students received financial aid during 2024-2025 Academic Year.
Close Mentoring
Students have the opportunity to develop their talents and strengths by receiving individual attention from an experienced faculty mentor, based on their personal needs.
Professional Equivalence
The Greek State has granted recognition of professional equivalence of Hellenic American University MSPsy degrees earned by graduates of Hellenic American College.
360° Education
Reach your full potential with our small-sized classes, student-centered approach, hands-on courses, and supportive learning community.
What our graduates say
I chose HAEC based on recommendations of current university students, who had shared their insight with me about the excellent caliber of the university and the emphasis put on theory and practice fusion. Indeed, based on my academic experience so far, I can state that HAEC offers professional practice along with the required theoretic knowledge. The courses help students discover the field of their interest and give them the opportunity to practice the skills taught. The instructors are qualified professionals who are willing to share their expertise with the students

Blerta Zykaj, MSPsy ‘25
The curriculum and the skills taught by the professors match the market needs. The professors I have met and worked with can challenge their students and transmit both knowledge and passion for the courses delivered. The environment within the classrooms is professional, and helps formulate healthy and strong relationships among students, while we all push and support each other to excel. Would I suggest HAEC? In a heartbeat.

Denia Gili, MSPsy ‘25
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Meet some of our faculty
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Dr. Lindy McMullin
Director of the Undergraduate and Graduate Psychology Programs Associate Professor

Dr. Maria Agorastou
University Counseling Center Director Assistant Professor

Dr. George Lagios
Adjunct Faculty in the Psychology Programs
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Hellenic American University is a private, non-profit American university. The University offers its degree programs in Athens, Greece through Hellenic American College, which has been licensed for this purpose by the Hellenic Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports. Students are awarded their degrees directly from Hellenic American University upon successfully completing their studies and fulfilling their degree requirements. Hellenic American University is accredited by the New England Commission on Higher Education (NECHE).
Frequently Asked Questions
A Master’s in Psychology can significantly enhance your career by opening opportunities in counseling, research, human resources, education, and healthcare, and it also provides a strong foundation for doctoral studies.
Yes, the M.S. in Psychology program offers substantial hands-on clinical experience. Students engage in 600-700 hours of supervised clinical practice across various settings, including the University Counseling Center, hospitals, mental health clinics, and schools.
The Clinical Psychology concentration trains students to assess and treat psychological disorders using evidence-based therapies, supported by 600 hours of supervised clinical practice. The Clinical Mental Health Counseling concentration includes an additional year of advanced training and qualifies graduates for membership in the Hellenic Association for Counseling.
Yes, students may apply for scholarships awarded on the basis of academic achievement, financial need, or a combination of both. Merit-based scholarships recognize outstanding academic performance, while need-based scholarships aim to support students who may face financial challenges in pursuing their education.