Clinical Psychology, MS

Program Learning Outcomes

As a graduate of the Clinical Psychology PsyD Program, you will:

1. Have a broad knowledge of scientific psychology; engage in evidence-based conceptualization, assessment, and treatment of human problems using individual, developmental, contextual, and sociocultural perspectives; and focus on the delivery of interprofessional, integrated healthcare with underserved populations.
2. Have a broad scientific knowledge base and employ scientific principles to consume, produce, and disseminate psychological research, with an emphasis on underserved populations.
3. Possess professional values and attitudes; strong communication, collaboration, and consultation abilities; and self-awareness and reflective practice skills.

Major Requirements (74 units)

• PSYD 702 - History and Systems of Psychology
• PSYD 703 - Culture and Mental Health
• PSYD 704 - Human Development
• PSYD 710 - Advanced Psychopathology I: Children and Adolescents
• PSYD 711 - Advanced Psychopathology II: Adults
• PSYD 713 - Biological Psychology
• PSYD 714 - Community Psychology and Community Mental Health
• PSYD 716 - Intellectual Assessment
• PSYD 717 - Clinical Neuropsychology and Neuropsychological Screening
• PSYD 721 - Statistics for Social Sciences
• PSYD 722 - Professional Ethics, Laws, and Standards
• PSYD 725 - Evidence Based Practice I: Human, Psychod, Interpre Psych
• PSYD 728 - Integrated Behavioral Health Practice in Primary Care Settings
• PSYD 730 - Evidence Based Practice II
• PSYD 732 - Personality Assessment
• PSYD 735 - EBPIII: Relationships&Families
• PSYD 740 - Practicum 2B
• PSYD 745 - Evidence Based Practice IV: Groups
• PSYD 750 - Practicum 3A
• PSYD 753 - Team Leadership, Consultation, and Interprof Collaboration
• PSYD 760 - Practicum 3B