MA in Clinical Psychology

at University of Windsor

Areas of Emphasis:
 

• Community/Health Psychology: Community & Health psychology courses, research, and experiences develop knowledge and skills related to such areas as cultural diversity, sexuality, violence against women, education, community mental health, promotion and maintenance of health, analysis and improvement of health care delivery, interventions, program development and evaluation, and participatory research methods.
• Industrial/Organizational Psychology:  Industrial/organizational psychology courses, research, and experiences develop knowledge and skills related to such areas as organizational effectiveness, human resource development, personnel selection, team building, and leadership development.
• Core Curriculum: Core courses include statistics, theory, research methods, as well as ethical and professional issues in applied psychology All PhD students take at least one course in cultural diversity and MA and PhD students take courses from their chosen area of emphasis or across both areas (Community/Health Psychology and Industrial/Organizational Psychology)
• Practicum and Internship: Students also complete a MA level practicum (100 hours) and a PhD level internship (1,000 hours) in a field setting such as a business organization, community organization (including grassroots ones), school/college, or government agency.

Program Specific Admission Requirements
 

• Minimum TOEFL: IBT-100
• Minimum IELTS: 7.0
• Minimum Pearson: 68

Additional Requirements
 

• Graduate Record Examination (GRE General is required).
• Three Confidential Reports are required.  
• Please include a statement of interest and a CV with your material.

The tuition fees for MA in Clinical Psychology may vary from $20,000 to $40,000 annually for tuition fees. The fee's prices may get higher for International Students.

Students who are most successful in clinical programs are academic high-achievers with strong interest in the science of human behaviour, well-developed interpersonal skills, and the desire to help improve the lives of others through careers in research and professional practice.