The primary objectives of the Doctor of Psychology degree program are to: Provide learners with the knowledge and skills necessary for growth in their professional career. Evaluate and apply a variety of effective psychotherapeutic techniques and modalities to improve, restore or maintain healthy individual, couples, and family relationships.
The primary objectives of the Doctor of Psychology degree program are to: Provide learners with the knowledge and skills necessary for growth in their professional career. Evaluate and apply a variety of effective psychotherapeutic techniques and modalities to improve, restore or maintain healthy individual, couples, and family relationships. Evaluate current trends in the field of psychology. Integrate a multicultural awareness of human diversity as it pertains to clinical situations of assessment and treatment with individuals. Evaluate information critically and effectively. Advance the body of knowledge and practice in the profession. Prepare for advanced positions as a leader/practitioner. Apply legal and ethical behavior as it relates to the practice of psychology. Conduct appropriate research in psychology and interpret and apply the results of that research. Evaluate and incorporate emerging relevant technologies applicable to the profession. Advance the body of knowledge and practice in the profession. Demonstrate ethical behavior with regard to information and information technology. Administer and interpret psychological tests and make appropriate recommendation.
Admission to the PsyD program requires a Master's degree or its equivalent in the field of study or related field from an appropriately accredited institution. The PsyD requires a total of 60 graduate semester credits beyond the Master's degree.
The PsyD degree requires a total of 60 graduate semester credits completed in the field of study beyond the Master's degree: Cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (B) or higher. Official Bachelor's and Master's transcripts on file with the University. All financial obligations with the University are satisfied. The program of ...
The PsyD degree requires a total of 60 graduate semester credits completed in the field of study beyond the Master's degree: Cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (B) or higher. Official Bachelor's and Master's transcripts on file with the University. All financial obligations with the University are satisfied. The program of study must be completed in no less than two years nor more than ten years from the initial date of enrollment.
