Clinical Psychology - Program Course Requirements

Psychopathology
5500 - Psychopathology I
5510 - Psychopathology II

Assessment
5400 - Clinical Assessment I
5410 - Clinical Assessment II
5425 - Diagnostic Interviewing

Diversity
5550 - Diversity Issues in Psychology Seminar

Psychotherapy
5380 - Theories and Techniques of Psychotherapy
5470 - Empirically Supported Psychotherapies

Professional Issues, Standards, and Ethics
5760 - Professional and Ethical Issues


Supervision
5340 - Intro to Clinical Supervision

Practica 
5450 - Clinical Practicum
5610/5620 - Community Practicum in Clinical Psychology
5630 - Clinical Supervision Practicum
5790 - Clerkship in Clinical Psychology (2 summers)

Research Training
5060 - Statistical Methods in Psychology
5300 - Applied Multivariate Analysis
5520 - Research Design in Psychology
5960 - Masters Thesis Research ¹
5830 - Research in Clinical, Preliminary Exam ²
5980 - Dissertation Research ³

Core Requirements
4060 - History & Systems of Psychology
5120 - Neuropsychology of Human Behavior
5230 - Advanced Cognitive Psychology
5650 - Theories of Social Psychology
 
 
Clinical Internship
5740 -Internship in Clinical Psychology (APA accredited)

Electives (optional)

¹Masters Thesis. If a student has completed a master's degree in psychology in which a research thesis was required, the student may submit the thesis and program of study to the Transfer/Waiver Committee. If the Committee accepts the thesis, this requirement will be considered satisfied. If the Committee does not accept the thesis, or if the master's degree did not include a thesis, the student must complete degree requirements for the master's degree.
²Preliminary Examination Satisfactory completion of a preliminary examination in the broad areas of psychology and in the candidate's area of specialty is required prior to applying for internship.
³Doctoral Dissertation. Acceptance by the doctoral committee of the dissertation proposal is required before the student may apply for internship.