Degree Programs

The degrees offered by PSP provide students destined for careers in clinical and organizational psychology with distinctive programs that blend theory and practice. The programs effectively prepare human service professionals for the emerging challenges of twenty-first century mental health, and provide students with a unique opportunity at the forefront of the rapidly changing field of psychology.

Prospective students often inquire about the distinction between the Ph.D (Doctor of Philosophy) and the Psy.D (Doctor of Psychology). A Ph.D program typically leads one to a lab as a researcher or teacher, whereas the Psy.D typically leads one to become a clinical practitioner, albeit with research competency and scholarly interests. The Doctor of Psychology degree first began to appear in the 1970's. At PSP, we conceptualize the Psy.D as an practioner-professional doctoral program. The dissertation would typically be action research oriented.

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