Students are prepared for practitioner and research roles in clinical ecology, pediatrics, neurosciences, psychoneuroimmunology, and cardiovascular behavioral medicine. A one-year supervised predoctoral clinical internship or other research internship is also required depending upon whether the student elects a clinical or research track. The qualified and accepted student may enter the degree program holding either a bachelor's degree or a master's degree. The maximum amount of transfer credit for appropriate master's work is 30 semester hours. A student may transfer a maximum of 12 appropriate semester hours beyond the master's degree.
All transfer credit is subject to approval by the student's advisor.
All program requirements must be met when prior graduate work is transferred. Please see the graduate catalog for more details on admission and graduation requirements. These courses will be selected and approved by the student's degree committee based upon the students needs and desired professional identities. With planning either Master's degree can be earned with no additional hours or research. Internship A one calendar year, full-time internship provides further sophistication in the adoption of an applied role model that gives emphasis, focus, evaluation, and more direction to a career choice in professional style and function.