Overview
Duration
5 Years
Mode
In-Person
Tuition
Resident $1,085/ Credit Hour
Non-Resident $1,085/ Credit Hour
Languages
English
Objectives
Develop core Clinical Skills
Students gain expertise in evidence-based therapeutic interventions, psychological
assessments, and diagnostic skills necessary for effective client care across diverse
populations
Cultivate Ethical and Professional Competence
Emphasis on ethical practice, professional conduct, and cultural sensitivity ensures
that graduates uphold the highest standards in their work with clients and communities.
Integrate the Bio-Psychosocial Model
The program emphasizes the integration fo biological, psychological, and social factors
in understanding and treating mental health issues, enabling a comprehensive view
of client care.
Engage in Cinical Research
Students develop strong research skills through hands-on projects and dissertations,
learning to critically analyze data and contribute meaningful findings to the field
of psychology.
Gain Real-World Clinical Experience
With over 3,000 hours of clinical training, including 2,000-hour pre-doctoral internship,
students acquire hands-on experience working with diverse populations and complex
cases.
Foster Cultural Competence and Community Engagement
The program prepares students to work in multicultural settings, enhancing their ability
to provide culturally sensitive care and positively impact diverse client groups.
Program Details
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