PhD Psychology

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The College's PhD Psychology program is designed for those  who want to pursue professional advancement and help improve our understanding, theoretically and practically, of what it means to be human. The program provides the flexibility to broaden and deepen knowledge, interests, and areas of academic and professional development across a varied range of interests.

This program is not a clinical psychology program. However, it can offer those wishing to enhance and further develop their clinical knowledge and expertise, and who do not intend to use the degree to qualify for licensure, more flexibility in program planning that the Clinical Psychology Specialization.

Faculty will work with students to help them meet their own career goals and make their own rigorous contribution to the field of psychology.


 






 
Our Community Profiles
Bill West
Psychology Student

He applied humanistic psychology to the LA prison system, reducing inmate violence while giving them more dignity and hope.
Stanley Krippner
Psychology Faculty

"Psychology’s frontiers are what have interested me through my career, because I think: ‘this is where important discoveries could be made.'"
Sylvia Boorstein
Psychology Alumna '74

"I'd like to think that I'm an 'edge' person, a person who crosses boundaries."
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