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Start taking the next step in your career. Begin your Franklin online master's degree program in February or September.

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Franklin University's M.S. in Business Psychology is a master's-level degree program designed to advance your professional qualifications and career path. This program combines business and psychology to create a hybrid graduate program predicated on the assumption that business is a very human enterprise. In this program, you'll learn how to leverage current research in brain science and positive psychology to increase organizational, team and individual effectiveness.

With Franklin University's M.S. Business Psychology master's degree program, you'll advance your skills and competencies, positioning yourself as a leader, strategic business partner and executive coach who understands what messages motivate behavior, what it takes to maximize employee performance, and how to further business relationships.

As it was, is and always will be, business is a human enterprise. Humans invented business. Humans run business. And humans make business decisions. That's why Franklin's M.S. in Business Psychology degree program combines the business disciplines with the study of the human mind. Our master's degree program will teach you how to apply fresh insights into human behavior to solve real-world business problems, as well as enhance your marketplace competitiveness and advance your career.

Franklin's M.S. Business Psychology degree program takes you through a series of sequential, progressive-learning courses. In addition to exposing you to core business functions (the same as with a traditional Master of Business Administration program), you'll be introduced to the psychological aspects, as well. Beginning with foundational principles and key research from emerging fields like neuroscience and positive psychology, through your final mastery class in which you demonstrate the ability to synthesize information and apply what you learn, this program blends business strategy with the latest psychological research.

At Franklin, both programs can offer you the opportunity to advance your education and, ultimately, your career. Because the MBP program has a more qualitative focus with topics ranging from neuroscience to positive psychology to organizational life cycles, it's ideal for anyone interested in relationships and systems.The MBA program, on the other hand, has a more quantitative focus with topics ranging from corporate finance to marketing to strategic management, so it's ideal for anyone wanting a management perspective of the functional areas of business.