Graduate Program Requirements
All graduate students complete the General Psychology Core, the Research Skills Core, a master's thesis and a doctoral dissertation. In addition, clinical students complete the Clinical Core and a year-long clinical internship. Students in each of the clinical and experimental concentrations also complete advanced coursework in their concentration.
General Psychology Core:
- PY650 Cognition and Learning
- PY651 Physiological Psychology
or PY629 Cognitive Neuroscience
- Two of: PY670 Perception,
PY652 Life-Span Developmental Psychology, PY672 Advanced Social Psychology (some concentrations require a specific course from this set)
- PY471 History and Systems if not taken as an undergraduate
Research Skills Core:
- PY607 Research Methods in Psychology
- PY602 Advanced Statistics I
- PY603 Advanced Statistics II
- PY604 Multivariate Methods of Analysis,
PY659/BER558 Psychometrics, BER646 Structural Equation Modeling, or approved alternative
Advanced Coursework as applicable:
- Clinical Core
- PY695 Teaching of Psychology (required for Experimental, optional for Clinical)
- Advanced Coursework in:
- Clinical Child
- Clinical Health
- Clinical Geropsychology
- Psychology and Law
- Cognitive Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Developmental Science
Thesis and Dissertation Hours:
- PY599 Thesis research (6 hours)
- PY699 Dissertation research (24 hours)
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