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A student’s area of research typically corresponds to his or her supervisor’s research area. Students complete all clinical course requirements below. Each track requires a minimum of four area courses; two completed at the MA level and two at the PhD level. Students are advised to consult with their supervisor and/or the Director of Clinical Training regarding recommended or required courses.
Students are required to participate in Clinical Area research seminars (PSYC 912) throughout their MA and PhD programs.
Master's Program
Students are required to complete PSYC 744, 770, 820A, 820B, 821A, 821B, 822, 823, 824, 880 (Junior Practicum), 910, 911, 895, 898, and two Area courses. In addition, clinical students are required to enroll in and achieve satisfactory performance in PSYC 825 (Clinical Practice) in each semester of the M.A. program. Students are not permitted to register in PhD course work until the MA thesis is completed.
Degree | Year | Semester | Course Number | Course Name |
MA | 1 | Fall | PSYC 744 | Proseminar in Psychopathology |
PSYC 820A | Psychological Assessment 1 | |||
PSYC 821A | Practicum in Psychological Assessment 1 |
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PSYC 825 | Clinical Practice |
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PSYC 910 | Research Design I: Experiments | |||
PSYC 912 | Research Seminar | |||
Spring | PSYC 820B | Psychological Assessment 2 | ||
PSYC 821B | Practicum in Psychological Assessment 2 | |||
PSYC 824 | Research Issues in Psychology | |||
PSYC 825 | Clinical Practice | |||
PSYC 911 | Research Design II: Research Studies | |||
PSYC 912 | Research Seminar | |||
Summer | PSYC 825 | Clinical Practice |
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PSYC 880 | Junior Practicum | |||
PSYC 895 |
M.A. Thesis Proposal | |||
MA | 2 | Fall | Area Course 1 | see Clinical Tracks |
PSYC 822 | Psychological Intervention 1 | |||
PSYC 825 | Clinical Practice | |||
PSYC 912 | Research Seminar | |||
Spring | Area Course 2 | see Clinical Tracks | ||
PSYC 819 | Ethics and Professional Issues | |||
PSYC 823 | Psychological Intervention 2 | |||
PSYC 825 | Clinical Practice | |||
PSYC 912 | Research Seminar | |||
Summer | PSYC 825 | Clinical Practice | ||
PSYC 898 | M.A. Thesis |
Doctoral Program
Students are required to complete PSYC 600, PSYC 705, a minimum of two Area courses, PSYC 819, PSYC 896, PSYC 999 (comprehensive examinations), PSYC 886 (Internship), and PSYC 899 (Ph.D. Thesis). Ph.D. students are required to enroll in PSYC 825 each semester prior to internship and, thereafter, when participating in the Clinical Psychology Centre. Students complete the additional requirements for their chosen track.
Degree | Year | Semester |
Course Number |
Course Name |
PhD | 3 |
Fall | Area Course 3 | see Clinical Tracks |
PSYC 600 | Biological Bases of Behaviour | |||
PSYC 825 | Clinical Practice |
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PSYC 912 | Research Seminar | |||
PSYC 705 |
History and Systems | |||
PSYC 999 | Ph.D. Clinical Comprehensive Examination |
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Spring | PSYC 770 | Proseminar in Personality | ||
PSYC 825 | Clinical Practice | |||
PSYC 912 | Research Seminar | |||
Summer | PSYC 825 | Clinical Practice | ||
PSYC 896 |
Ph.D. Thesis Proposal |
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PhD | 4 |
Fall |
Area Course 4 |
see Clinical Tracks |
PSYC 825 |
Clinical Practice | |||
PSYC 912 | Research Seminar |
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Spring | PSYC 825 | Clinical Practice |
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PSYC 912 | Rearch Seminar | |||
Summer | PSYC 825 | Clinical Practice | ||
PSYC 899 | Ph.D. Thesis | |||
PhD | 5 |
Fall | PSYC 886 | Internship |
Spring | PSYC 886 | Internship | ||
Summer | PSYC 886 | Internship |
Comprehensive Exams
Comprehensive exams are taken at the end of each of the required core clinical courses [Psychopathology (PSYC 744), Personality (PSYC 770), Psychological Assessment I (PSYC 820A), Psychological Assessment II (PSYC 820B), Psychological Intervention I (PSYC 822), Psychological Intervention II (PSYC 823), Research Issues in Psychology (PSYC 824), Ethics and Professional Issues (PSYC 819)]. These written examinations are graded on a satisfactory/ unsatisfactory (S/U) basis. In addition, an oral ethics examination, PSYC 999: PhD Clinical Comprehensive Examination, must be completed after PSYC 819. Satisfactory completion of Comprehensive Examinations is a pre-requisite for application for the internship.