Graduate Programs

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Psychology Department offers two Master's degree programs, M.A. Program in Clinical Psychology and M.A. Program in Psychological Sciences. Under the heading of Psychological Sciences program are the subfields of Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology, Psychobiology & Learning, Developmental Psychology. Students in the Psychological Sciences program may choose one of these subfields for specialization. The program also offers a Ph.D. program in Clinical Psychology.

M.A. Program In Clinical Psychology

The Master's degree program in Clinical Psychology is designed to prepare the student for a professional career in clinical psychology in applied settings as well as providing a basis for continued advanced studies. The program offers a thorough grounding in the theoretical underpinnings of psychopathology, psychotherapy and intensive individual assessment. The student also has various practical opportunities for the application of the theoretical material.

This is a two-year program with the first year devoted to completing all of the course requirements, and the second year to preparation of a thesis based on original research and an internship experience (32 credit hours).

 First Semester
cr
ects
 
 Second Semester
cr
ects
PSY
501
Adv. Research Methods I
4
7
 
PSY
502
Adv. Research Methods II
4
8
PSY
511
Mod. Points of View in Psych.
4 *
6 *
 
PSY
562
Diagnostic Evaluation
4
7
PSY
561
Psychopathology
4
7
 
PSY
564
Approach to Ind'l Psychol.
4
7
PSY
567
Adv. Clinical Psychology
4
7
 
PSY
--
Elective
4
7
PSY
565
Clinical Assessment
4
7
 
PSY
503
Seminar in Ethics
-
4
 
 
 
16/20
28/34
 
 
 
 
16
33
 
 
Cumulative Total
16
28
 
 
 
Cumulative Total
32
61
 Third Semester
cr
ects
 
 Fourth Semester
cr
ects
PSY
661
Supervision
0
5
 
PSY
662
Supervision
0
4
PSY
690
Thesis
-
30
 
PSY
690
Thesis
-
30
 
 
 
0
35
 
 
 
 
0
34
 
 
Cumulative Total
32
96
 
 
 
Cumulative Total
32
130

TOTAL : 32 or 36 credits / 130 or 136 ects

*Required for those who have not taken a course of similar content in their undergraduate studies.
Course Descriptions