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Area Requirements
CLINICAL GENERAL TRACK
Area Courses:
- Advanced Topics in Assessment or Intervention Course 1*
- Advanced Topics in Assessment or Intervention Course 2*
- Advanced Topics in Assessment or Intervention Course 3*
- Advanced Topics in Assessment or Intervention Course 4*
*Advanced topics courses should be selected in consultation with the student's senior supervisor and director of clinical training.
CLINICAL CHILD TRACK
Area Courses:
- PSYC 750 Proseminar in Developmental Psychology
- PSYC 807A Advanced Topics in Intervention: Child Therapy
- PSYC 807B Advanced Topics in Intervention: Family Therapy
- PSYC 830 Seminar in Child Evaluation and Treatment Formulation
- PSYC 831 Practicum in Child Evaluation and Treatment Formulation
- PSYC 944 Seminar in Psychopathology
Students who take PSYC 830 and 831 must take an additional course, however those intending to advance to the PhD are strongly encouraged to select PSYC 830 and PSYC 831.
Clinical Forensic Track
Area Courses:
- PSYC 790 Proseminar 1 in Law and Psychology
- PSYC 791 Proseminar 2 in Law and Psychology
- PSYC 815 Mental Health Law and Policy
- PSYC 836 Forensic Assessment
Additional Requirements:
- PSYC 897 Research Project in Forensic Psychology
- PSYC 890 Practicum in Clinical Forensic Psychology
Clinical Neuropsychology Track
Area Courses:
- PSYC 806 Advanced Topics in Intervention: Neuropsychological Assessment
- PSYC 907B Neurocognitive Disorders
- PSYC 907D Advanced Topics in Biological Psychology: Cognitive Aging and Dementia
- ANAT 516 Neuroanatomy (UBC)
Additional Requirements:
- PSYC 882 Neuropsychology Practicum