Clinical M.A./Ph.D. Program

The Clinical program is a scientist-practitioner model program with a unique approach toward training graduate students. When applying to the graduate program, students indicate their intent to specialize in either clinical-child or clinical-community psychology.

While all clinical students receive much training in common, each sub-program allows the student to develop skills in a specialized area. Nevertheless, all students do take some courses in both areas, and, following admission into either the child or community track, it is possible to combine elements of both areas of specialization. Both programs stress training clinicians who will work in the public sector and with diverse ethnic and racial populations. However, about 25% of the graduates go on to academic positions.

More in-depth information can be found at the Clinical Website.

More in-depth information can be found in our admissions requirements and application materials.

Other DePaul Graduate programs in Psychology:

• Community M.A. / Ph.D.

• Experimental M.A. / Ph.D.

• Industrial/Organizational M.A. / Ph.D.

• General Psychology M.S.