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  2. Michigan School of Psychology

Michigan School of Psychology

Programs (2)
  • Clinical Psychology

    The Master of Arts (MA) program follows the practitioner-scholar model in which academic knowledge and scientific research from the classroom are applied in clinical and professional experience. Competency areas of focus are: Relationship, Assessment, Intervention, Diversity, Professional Development, and Research/Scholarship. Forty-eight credit hours are required to complete the degree.

    Master's Degree
  • Clinical Psychology

    The Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) is a post-master's professional degree for those pursuing the highest level of practice in clinical psychology. Utilizing the practitioner-scholar model, the doctoral program provides discipline-specific knowledge, and profession-wide competencies through a rigorous curriculum, clinical training, dissertation research, and scholarship. The program is currently accredited by the APA.

    Doctoral Professional
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