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Clinical Psychology (M.A. and Ph.D.)

University of Windsor, Canada

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Next enrollment cycle

September 2023

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First Year Course Fee

USD 12,418

Course Accredited By

OUCQA

  • 2 Years
  • On Campus
  • Postgraduate
  • Degree

This is a Research based Program.

A PhD is the minimum educational requirement to become registered or licensed to practice as an independent clinical psychologist in most jurisdictions in North America. Students who are most successful in clinical programs are academic high-achievers with strong interest in the science of human behaviour, well-developed interpersonal skills, and the desire to help improve the lives of others through careers in research and professional practice.

On admission, students spend 6 to 7 years taking courses, conducting research for their MA thesis and PhD dissertation, accruing supervised clinical experience in a variety of practicum settings, and completing a one-year full-time internship in an accredited clinical setting. 

  • Accreditation and Memberships
  • Canadian Psychology Association
  • Council of Canadian Professional Psychology Programs
  • Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship

Enrollment Cycles

  • September 2023
  • January 2024
  • May 2024

Program Specific Admission Requirements

Deadline for Fall:

  • December 1 (Clinical Psychology)
  • January 15 (Applied Social Psychology)
  • Deadline for Winter: -
  • Deadline for Summer: -
  • 4 Year honours degree in a related field
  • Minimum TOEFL: IBT-100
  • Minimum IELTS: 7.0
  • Minimum Pearson: 68

Additional Requirements

  • Graduate Record Examination (GRE General is required). Note: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, please note for Fall 2021 the General GRE test is optional for those applying for admission to the Applied Social and Clinical programs.
  • Three Confidential Reports are required.
  • Please include a statement of interest and a CV with your material.

PSYCHOLOGY COURSES

  • PSYC-8070. Survey Data
  • PSYC-8080. Data Analysis
  • PSYC-8501. Historical and Philosophical Foundations of Psychology
  • PSYC-8503. Human Neuropsychology and Biological Bases of Behaviour
  • PSYC-8505. Cognitive Bases of Behaviour
  • PSYC-8511. Statistics for Graduate Study in Psychology I
  • PSYC-8512. Statistics for Graduate Study in Psychology II
  • PSYC-8513. Advanced Multivariate Analysis
  • PSYC-8512 or consent of instructor.) (3 hours a week.)
  • PSYC-8514. Research Methods in Clinical Psychology
  • PSYC-8516. Applied Psychological Measurement
  • PSYC-8517. Qualitative Methods
  • PSYC-8519. Advanced Developmental Theory and Research Methods
  • PSYC-8529. Structure and Function of the Brain
  • PSYC-8540. Developmental Psychopathology
  • PSYC-8541. Cognitive Development
  • PSYC-8542. Emotional Development
  • PSYC-8550. Applied Social Psychology
  • PSYC-8560. Theory and Research in Social Psychology
  • PSYC-8566. Program Evaluation and Organizational Development
  • PSYC-8570. Comparative Cognition
  • PSYC-8575. Feminist Psychology and the Psychology of Women and Gender
  • PSYC-8577. Ethical Issues in Applied Psychology
  • PSYC-8578. Foundations of Positive Psychology: Flourishing in Interpersonal Contexts
  • PSYC-8580. Psychopathology
  • PSYC-8581. Ethical and Professional Issues in Clinical Psychology
  • PSYC-8582. Clinical Assessment I
  • PSYC-8583. Clinical Assessment II
  • PSYC-8588. Multicultural Issues in Clinical Practice
  • PSYC-8589. Advanced Adult Assessment
  • PSYC-8604. Special Projects in Psychological Research
  • PSYC-8606. Special Topics in Psychology
  • PSYC-8610 Special Topics in Applied Social Psychology
  • PSYC-8630. Professional and Practice Issues in Clinical Psychology
  • PSYC-8640. Child Clinical Neuropsychology: Theory Methods and Research
  • PSYC-8642. Adult Clinical Neuropsychology: Theory Methods and Research
  • PSYC-8644. Neurodevelopmental Disorders
  • PSYC-8645. Neuropsychological Aspects of Rehabilitation
  • PSYC-8648. Neuropsychology of Older Adults
  • PSYC-8651. Survey of Child Psychotherapies
  • PSYC-8652. Child Clinical Assessment
  • PSYC-8657. Issues in Cultural Diversity
  • PSYC-8660. Community Psychology
  • PSYC-8662. Health Psychology
  • PSYC-8665. Industrial/Organizational Psychology
  • PSYC-8674. Introduction to Psychotherapy

THERAPY COURSES

  • PSYC-8675. Child/Adolescent Clinical Interventions I
  • PSYC-8676. Child/Adolescent Clinical Interventions II
  • PSYC-8677. Advanced Child/Adolescent Clinical Interventions I
  • PSYC-8678. Advanced Child/Adolescent Clinical Interventions II
  • PSYC-8683. Special Topics in Therapy I
  • PSYC-8684. Special Topics in Therapy II
  • PSYC-8685 Brief Psychodynamic Psychotherapy I
  • PSYC-8686. Brief Psychodynamic Psychotherapy II
  • PSYC-8685. Concurrently, students learn to conduct interpretive work through readings, didactic instruction, and role playing. In the practicum portion of this course, students learn to conduct interpretive work with their clients within BPP. (Prerequisites: PSYC-8674, PSYC-8581, PSYC-8685; consent of instructor and Director
    of Clinical Training.
  • PSYC-8688. Introductory Practicum in Clinical Neuropsychology
  • PSYC-8689. Intensive Practicum in Neuropsychology
  • PSYC-8690. Family Therapy I
  • PSYC-8691. Family Therapy II
  • PSYC-8692. Cognitive Behaviour Therapy I
  • PSYC-8693. Cognitive Behaviour Therapy II
  • PSYC-8694. Integrative Psychotherapy I
  • PSYC-8695. Integrative Psychotherapy II
  • PSYC-8696. Emotion Focused Therapy I
  • PSYC-8697 Emotion Focused Therapy II
  • PSYC-8701. Clinical Practicum: MA Level
  • PSYC-8707. Supervision, Consultation, and Interdisciplinary Relationships
  • PSYC-8715. Psychological Services and Research Center Advanced Psychotherapy Practicum
  • PSYC-8721. Applied Social Psychology Practicum
  • PSYC-8794. Directed Study Major Project I
  • PSYC-8795. Directed Study Major Project II
  • PSYC-8970. MA Thesis Research
  • PSYC-9020. Clinical Practicum: PhD Level
  • PSYC-9050. Preparing for Clinical Internships
  • PSYC-9060. Predoctoral Clinical Internship
  • PSYC-9310. Applied Social Doctoral Internship I
  • PSYC-9320. Applied Social Doctoral Internship II
  • PSYC-9410. Comprehensive Examination
     
  • Program Type: Graduate
  • Major or Degree: PHD -Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Science
  • Course Load: Full Time
  • Fee Category: Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident
  • Term: Fall
  • Residence: Alumni Hall - Single in a 2 Bedroom Suite
  • Meal Plan: Full Meal Plan - moderate off campus flexibility.
  • Estimated Total $ 9883.36
  • Base Tuition
  • Base Tuition $ 2393.10 Assessed each term

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