Forensic Psychology PROGRAM (MA)

Curriculum

All M.A. Forensic Psychology students are required to take the following courses:

Students are required to complete Field Placements in conjunction with Practicum and Internship Seminars:

Students are required to take three (3) s:pecialized courses for a total of nine (9) credits from the offerings below

One additional elective for three (3) credits is required from the list below:

Fall 2008	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Clinical Practicum Seminar-Helping Relationships I: Counseling Practice	19-20	17-18	14-15
Counseling Theories & Techniques	5-7
Psychological Assessment & Appraisal		3-5
Lifespan Development			1-2
Group Psychotherapy				5-7
Spring 2009	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May
Clinical Practicum Seminar II-Helping Relationships II: Application of Counseling Theories and Techniques	23-24		20-21		15-16
Adult Psychopathology	9-11
Substance Abuse Evaluation & Treatment		6-8
Professional Issues & Ethics			6-8
Research & Evaluation in Psychology				3-5
Fall 2009	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Forensic Seminar I	tba	tba	tba
Law & Mental Health		tba
Consultation & Testimony in Forensic Psychology			tba
Diversity and Cross-Cultural Psychology				tba
Spring 2010	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May
Forensic Seminar II	tba		tba		tba
Research Methods and Program Evaluation		tba
Sex Offender Evaluation & Treatment			tba
Psychology of Terrorism				tba