A one-year internship, undertaken upon completion of all required course work, is an integral part of the program. Graduates are prepared to work in a variety of settings, including academia, rehabilitation hospitals, medical centers, and private practice. A thesis and dissertation are required. The program is highly selective and open only to full-time students. The graduate psychology program operates the Neuropsychology Clinic, which serves as a research center and provides a variety of assessment, diagnostic, therapeutic, and rehabilitation services for patients.
All students currently hold either teaching or research assistantships.
Cost of Study Tuition and expenses are covered by the teaching and research assistantships. This essential material has been excerpted from a current Peterson's print publication. You will find significant additional information in a Peterson's graduate guide . Child clinical psychology, developmental disorder, child oncology. Physiological psychology, psychopharmacology.