Master of Sciences in Clinical Psychology

The "Master of Science in Clinical Psychology" study program has clearly defined objectives for the formation of students in this program, which include in-depth scientific knowledge, skills and professional competencies that students must acquire at the end of the study program and that characterize the profile of the program in accordance with the level of studies at which they are offered and with the demands of the labor market. They are reflected in the Conceptual Framework of the Study Program, where the principles and requirements of the program, the objectives of the Study Program and the expected results are described, through the academic structure of this program.
The program is designed to enable clinical psychologists to develop specific skills and competencies through which they can deal with a wide range of clinical issues related to:
a) special disorders such as treatment of trauma, treatment of deviant behavior and personality disorders, individual, family and group therapies;
b) different forms of treatment such as family therapy, art and play therapy;
c) competencies related to increasing professional efficiency and interaction with other professionals in the field of mental health, such as psychiatrists, neurologists, etc.;
d) as well as skills in qualitative and quantitative scientific research.
The realization of the study program is based on the designed curriculum, which combines disciplines of general education with those of characteristic (professional) education; complementary approximate disciplines as well as those of a practical nature.