Clinical Psychology

During the first year of study, you will receive intensive theoretical education and study introduction to clinical treatment. You will gain extensive knowledge of child and adult psychopathology and acquire basic skills related to psychotherapy, assessment, and clinical research. During the second year, the majority of modules are dedicated to the psychotherapeutic process and to developing practical clinical skills such as working with adults with behavioral addictions, families and groups. You will also write your Master’s thesis and complete a 100-hour psychological practice that includes clinical training. The Clinical Psychology specialization is a good choice for students interested in mental and behavioral health, who want to help others to understand and overcome psychologically-based distress and prevent emotional and social dysfunction in daily life. The program is appropriate for students who hold an undergraduate degree in Psychology or a related field of study. Graduates of our Clinical Psychology Program may pursue many professional opportunities and career paths. Depending on their specialization and professional certification, alumni can build successful careers in clinical psychology, psychotherapy, social work, counseling, behavior analysis (especially in the area of developmental disabilities), neuropsychology, educational/ academic psychology, cross-cultural consultations, and life coaching.