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The Graduate Curriculum

As the role of psychologists expands, our curriculum has also expanded to adapt to the changing mental health field.

The curriculum emphasizes core scientific knowledge in:

Biological bases of behavior	Multicultural issues
Social/Cultural aspects of behavior	Research methodology
Affective bases of behavior	Psychological consultation
Cognitive bases of behavior	History and systems of psychology
Clinical intervention	Supervision
Relationship and Interpersonal Skills	Professional Standards and Ethics
Assessment of personality and intelligence	Mental heath administration and management

Concentration areas are offered in:

Neuropsychology/Behavioral Medicine

Marriage and Family Psychology

Child Psychology

Students are given the flexibility to tailor their education to meet specific areas of interest within clinical psychology.

The curriculum and a typical four-year course schedule are presented in the Florida Tech catalog.

Florida Tech online catalog (contact Graduate Admissions for a paper copy)

Florida Tech online catalog: Clinical Psychology Program

Clinical Psy.D. Curriculum

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