Master of Arts in Psychology

Degree Requirements:

This is ordinarily a full-time, two-year program; students typically carry 9 to 11 credits each quarter of their first year, 5 to 9 credits in summer quarter(s), and 11-12 credits each quarter in their second year.

Seventy-two credit hours, including:

I. Program Requirements

53 credits, including:

PSYC 5110 - Phenomenology of the Face 3 credit hours
PSYC 5120 - Assessment and Diagnosis: Desperate Styles 3 credit hours
PSYC 5125 - Listening Skills 2 credit hours
PSYC 5135 - Culture and Psychotherapy: The Social Foundations of Illness and Healing 3 credit hours
PSYC 5140 - Ethics and Phenomenology 3 credit hours
PSYC 5150 - Psychopathology: Madness in the World 3 credit hours
PSYC 5155 - Psychotherapy Theory & Practice: Existential-Integrative Approaches 3 credit hours
PSYC 5160 - Therapeutic Communication 3 credit hours
PSYC 5210 - World of the Clinic 3 credit hours
PSYC 5220 - Clinical Supervision I 2 credit hours
PSYC 5230 - Clinical Supervision II 2 credit hours
PSYC 5240 - Clinical Supervision III 2 credit hours
PSYC 5400 - Legal and Professional Ethics in Counseling 2 credit hours
PSYC 5820 - Internship in Clinical Psychology I 6 credit hours
PSYC 5830 - Internship in Clinical Psychology II 6 credit hours
PSYC 5840 - Internship in Clinical Psychology III 6 credit hours
PSYC 5990 - Integration Paper 1 credit hour

II. Other Requirements

Approved PSYC electives (19)

NOTE:

With permission, a student may take up to six credits total from the following: graduate courses from other SU programs; independent study courses; graduate credit from another university. Program director approval is required to accept graduate courses from other SU programs and/or independent study courses; approval by petition is required to accept graduate credit from another university.

Master of Arts in Psychology

Degree Requirements:

I. Program Requirements

II. Other Requirements

NOTE:

Minimum credits required for degree: (72)