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The core philosophy of the Clinical Psychology at Queens College program is based on three broad goals, which focus on: (1) the scientific and theoretical foundations of clinical psychology (2) professional applications of clinical psychology that are informed by scientific principles, and (3) the scientific and theoretical foundations of neuroscience in relation to psychopathology and neural ...
The graduate program in School Psychology at Queens College is cast in the scientist-practitioner model. This model seeks to integrate theoretical knowledge and applied skills in all coursework as well as in practica and internships in order to promote educationally and psychologically healthy environments for all children and youth.
Matriculated Students. Applicants for admission to the Graduate Studies Division must hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution and have completed an approved undergraduate program of study with a minimum grade-point average of B, as well as a minimum of 15 credits of undergraduate courses in psychology, including psychological statistics and a laboratory course in ...
Faculty and their labs are based on eight campuses throughout the CUNY system, with courses offered at The Graduate Center, as well as Baruch College, Brooklyn College, City College, Hunter College, John Jay College, Queens College, and the College of Staten Island. Faculty
> Queens College Psychological Center; Opportunities > Job Openings > Student Opportunities; Psychology > Undergraduate > Psychology Major > Requirements . Overview. Requirements > Minor. Declare Major/Minor . Required Courses for the Major. Carefully rev ...
Join our student-led organizations such as the Psychology Club, Psi Chi-the International Honor Society of Psychology, and the Transition to University (T2U) leadership program and build your organizational, social, and leadership skills. Come learn, connect, and engage with psychology! Come learn, connect, and engage with psychology! Majors
Further, students must complete three qualifying examinations (1st and 2nd doctoral exams, and the Clinical Competency Exam), a master’s thesis, a minimum of three years of closely supervised clinical externship experiences (the first at the program’s training community clinic, Queens College Psychological Center), a one-year full-time internship, and a doctoral dissertation.
