Master in Clinical Psychology

1. Describe the basic concepts, principles, and theories in clinical psychology.

2. Apply basic knowledge and skills to work in the areas of psychological service for the purposes of diagnosis and treatment.

3. Apply ethical standards in the professional practice of clinical psychology.

4. Conduct, analyze and write psychological research.

A Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or a related field, though specific requirements include having an undergraduate average of at least 50%

Major Requirement – 33 Credit Hours:

Compulsory Courses – 18 Credit Hours

A0137111 – Theories and Techniques of Psychotherapy – 3 Credit Hours
A0137201 – Psychological Assessment and Diagnosis – 3 Credit Hours
A0137502 – Practicum II – 3 Credit Hours
A0137110 – Psychological Disorders (Advanced) – 3 Credit Hours
A0137403 – Research Design in Clinical Psychology and its Statistical Methods – 3 Credit Hours
A0137501 – Practicum I – 3 Credit Hours

Elective Courses – 15 Credit Hours

A0137302 – Strategies of Psychotherapy – 3 Credit Hours
A0137112 – Psychopathology for Children and Adolescents – 3 Credit Hours
A0137103 – Biological Basis of Psychopathology – 3 Credit Hours
A0137306 – Psychodynamic Therapy – 3 Credit Hours
A0137303 – Group Therapy – 3 Credit Hours
A0137404 – Research Design in Clinical Psychology and its Statistical Methods (Advanced) – 3 Credit Hours
A0137301 – Clinical Interviewing – 3 Credit Hours
A0137202 – Psychological Diagnosis and Assessment (Advanced) – 3 Credit Hours
A0137106 – Psychopharmacology – 3 Credit Hours
A0137304 – Family Psychotherapy – 3 Credit Hours
A0137308 – Ethics and Professional Issues in Clinical Psychology – 3 Credit Hours
A0137105 – Contemporary Issues in Clinical Psychology – 3 Credit Hours