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^ top Applied Behavior Analysis - Certificate Note: Completing supervised practical work experience required by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board while enrolled in an approved program, such as this one, can lead to a significant reduction of required field experience hours (1,000 versus 1,500). Courses in the Applied Behavior Analysis Certificate program include:
^ top Child & Adolescent Psychology - Certificate Courses in the Child & Adolescent Psychology Certificate program include:
^ top International Psychology - Doctor of Philosophy This program is particularly appropriate for professionals who work or desire to work for multinational corporations, international non-governmental organizations, intergovernmental organizations (e.g. UN organizations), governmental agencies, and faith based organizations with international missions. Graduates are equipped with advanced research and program evaluation skills coupled with a rich appreciation for the individual and group consequences of global events--preparing them to apply psychological principles in the development of policy; assist individuals and organizations with understanding and collaborating with diverse cultural populations and all levels of international organizations and functional systems; and design and evaluate the efficacy of international programs. The International Psychology program is taught in online and blended formats. This is a non-licensure, post-masters, 60 graduate semester hour, three year-long degree for individuals working in or desiring to work in the international arena. The program is designed for working professionals. Courses in the International Psychology PhD Degree program include:
^ top Organizational Psychology - Doctor of Philosophy Courses in the Organizational Psychology PhD Degree program include:
^ top Psychology - Master of Arts Intensive course work, offered in eight week terms, balances theory and practice. The course work is 36 semester credit hours, is completed in less than two years, and is designed for working adults to attend on a part-time basis. If life and work situations allow students to attend full time the program may be completed in 11 months. Course work includes eighteen semester credit hours in foundational psychology, six semester credit hours in the Applied Research Project with the remaining 12 credit hours taken within the concentration track. The M.A. in Psychology (MAP) is an online program that includes a "virtual residency" component--a one or two-hour session (each term) in which all students are expected to be online simultaneously. This accelerated track is designed for working adults who desire advanced skills and knowledge in human behavior with an emphasis in an identified concentration. This program builds upon the self-direction and experience of adult learners. Students must complete an Applied Research Project, which puts psychology in action, integrating program learning and applying this learning to an authentic workplace situation. MAP currently offers six concentrations: Child and Adolescent Psychology; Gerontology; Sport and Exercise; Organizational Leadership; International Psychology; and Generalist. In addition to the MAP program, The Chicago School also offers an online Master of Arts in Applied Industrial and Organizational Psychology and Applied Forensic Services through the ExCEL program, both designed for students seeking to enhance or to change careers. For students who do not wish to pursue a degree at this time, there is an option to earn a certificate in Child and Adolescent Psychology. The certificate program requires the completion of nine credits. The Chicago School also offers an on-ground M.A. programs in Industrial and Organizational Psychology and Forensic Psychology. These two programs are offered at the Chicago and Los Angeles campuses. The M.A. in Industrial and Organizational Psychology is designed to prepare students to work in a variety of work environments and requires two internships. The M.A. in Forensic offers three tracks: Licensure, Non-Practice Licensure, and Thesis. The Licensure and Non-Practice Licensure provide students with on-site practical training. Students pursuing the thesis path generally are considering further graduate training. Core courses in the Psychology MA Degree program include:
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The Chicago School is the nation’s oldest and largest graduate school focused exclusively on psychology and related behavioral sciences. As a professional school, our focus is not strictly on research and theory, but on preparing students to become outstanding practitioners, providing direct service to help individuals and organizations thrive. We prepare our students with superior theoretical and classroom preparation—coupled with an unrivaled range of real-world training experiences; opportunities to build their multicultural and global sophistication; and ongoing personal and professional mentorship from faculty who are active leaders in their fields. Chicago School students graduate with the knowledge and practical skills they need to make an impact in the world and achieve their goals. |
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| Accreditation: The Chicago School is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and an active member of the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology, which has recognized The Chicago School for its distinguished service and outstanding contributions to cultural diversity and advocacy. |