Master of Science in Clinical Psychology
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
The Department of Clinical Psychology is establishing itself as a training ground for researchers and clinicians, particularly known for innovation in pedagogy and clinical practice. Students within the MS Program are given an unprecedented opportunity to experience the demands of a graduate-level education in Clinical Psychology while also exploring the multiple avenues available in the ever-growing mental health field beyond. Our mission is to provide students with a platform to clarify their interests and then direct themselves toward their next professional goals. The field of psychology is vast. The MS Program exposes students to diverse perspectives and populations, and supports them with intensive academic advisement, so that they may discover the best fit for their unique abilities. Graduates of the MS Program leave prepared to confidently pursue higher education or gainful employment.
Upon completion of this certificate the student will be able to:
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Including a combination of didactic instruction and experiential learning, students develop the critical thinking skills needed to interpret scientific knowledge.
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Review traditional and contemporary treatment models.
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Engage in innovative research, and contribute to fieldwork sites throughout the U.S.
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Students will be intimately familiar with the depth and breadth of the Clinical Psychology orientation as a result of their tailored educational experience.
Program Matrix – 48 hours
PSY 501 | Psychopathology | 3 | |
PSY 502 | Introduction to Clinical Practice: Basic Skills | 3 | |
PSY 503 | Psychological Measurements/Assessments | 3 | |
PSY 504 | Diversity I: Multiculturally Responsive Attitudes and Knowledge | 3 | |
PSY 505 | Christian Spiritual Formation and Psychotherapy | 3 | |
PSY 506 |
Moral Identity Formation and Psychotherapy
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3 | |
PSY 507 | Assessment: Integrated Report Writing | 3 | PSY 503 |
PSY 508 | Introduction to Clinical Skills: Advanced Skills | 3 | PSY 502 |
PSY 509 | Interdisciplinary Integration and Psychotherapy | 3 | |
PSY 510 | Clinical Practicum I: Professional Practice and an Introduction to Case Conceptualization | 2 | |
PSY 511 | Legal and Ethical Competence for Psychologists | 3 | |
PSY 512 | Psychological Theories: Psychoanalytic/Psychodynamic | 2 | |
PSY 513 | Psychological Theories: Cognitive and Behavioral | 3 | |
PSY 514 | Psychological Theories: Group | 2 | |
PSY 515 |
Advanced Developmental Psychology I
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3 | |
Major Hours | 42 | ||
Select any combination to total 6 hours of Elective(s): | |||
PSY 6XX or 7XX | Elective | 3 | |
PSY 6XX or 7XX | Elective | 3 | |
Elective Hours | 6 | ||
Total Program Hours | 48 |