For more information about course requirements, or to be assigned an academic advisor, please contact Collette Delaney at cdelaney@immaculata.edu or ext. 3509.

Prerequisites

Required for students admitted with a bachelor's degree, or a master's degree in a field unrelated to psychology, or at the department's recommendation.

PSYC 668              Counseling Theories and Techniques I

PSYC 669              Counseling Theories and Techniques II

Core (9 credits)

GEN 701                 Human Development

GEN 702                 Methods of Research

PSYC 790              Dissertation Research Seminar

PSYC 797              Comprehensive Examination

Required Concentration (108 credits)

PSYC 604              Group Process

PSYC 606              Family Counseling

PSYC 607              Treatment of Children and Adolescents

PSYC 608              Psychopathology

PSYC 663              Psychometrics

PSYC 664              Assessment I: Cognitive

PSYC 695              Clinical Psychology and Practicum Seminar

PSYC 700              Biological Bases of Behavior

PSYC 701              Cognitive and Affective Bases of Behavior

PSYC 702              Professional Issues and Ethics

PSYC 710              Cognitive and Behavioral Theories and Therapies

PSYC 711              Psychoanalytic Theories and Therapies

PSYC 712              Client-Centered and Relationship Theories and Therapies

PSYC 713              History and Systems in Psychology

PSYC 718              Applied Statistical Analysis for Behavior Science

PSYC 720              Gender Psychology

PSYC 721              Psychology of Human Diversity

PSYC 722              Human Sexuality and Dysfunctions

PSYC 730              Assessment IV: Advanced Skills

PSYC 731              Assessment V: Neuropsychological

PSYC 740              Clinical Psychopharmacology

PSYC 741              Clinical Supervision, Consultation, and Management

PSYC 745              Social Psychology

PSYC 765              Assessment II: Personality

PSYC 766              Advanced Neuropsychology*

PSYC 767              Advanced Clinical Psychology and Practicum Seminar

PSYC 768              Forensic Psychology

PSYC 780              Diagnostic Practicum and Seminar I

PSYC 781              Diagnostic Practicum and Seminar II

PSYC 782              Psychotherapy Practicum and Seminar I

PSYC 783              Psychotherapy Practicum and Seminar II

PSYC 786              Internship in Clinical Psychology I

PSYC 787              Internship in Clinical Psychology II

PSYC 788              Internship in Clinical Psychology III

PSYC 791              Internship in Clinical Psychology IV

PSYC 792              Internship in Clinical Psychology V

PSYC 793              Internship in Clinical Psychology VI

PSYC 798              Doctoral Dissertation I

PSYC 799              Doctoral Dissertation II

PSYC 800              Doctoral Dissertation III

PSYC 000              Dissertation Continuation

* Students eligible for the M.A. in Clinical Psychology must take either PSYC 766 or PSYC 768.  Permission of the chair is required to take both classes. Students not eligible for the M.A. in Clinical Psychology must take PSYC 766 and PSYC 768.

PSYC 786, 787, 788, 791, 792, 793: Students work with the coordinator of the predoctoral internship and practicum to prepare their application and identify internship sites.  The full-time internship involves a national application pool for placement slots and is highly competitive.