Graduate Certificate Programs in Psychology

The most common certificate program among concentrators in Psychology is the Certificate in Neuroscience. Although the University offers a Neuroscience concentration, many students elect to concentrate in Psychology instead and earn a certificate in Neuroscience. These students are typically interested in cognitive or social aspects of neuroscience.

Psychology concentrators also often choose to earn the following certificates:.

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Further, many of the important practical, analytical and conceptual skills are shared across disciplines. This Certificate is open to students enrolled in Ph.D. programs in the Arts Sciences Social Science Departments, including the Ph.D. programs in Psychological Brain Sciences, Economics, Anthropology, and Education.

Students in Political Science are not eligible for this certificate.

Or python or MATLAB. Formal training in one or of these languages is not a part of this certificate. However, students who do not have such skills are encouraged to pursue the array of opportunities to gain such skills that are available at Washington University. Students in Political Science are not eligible for this certificate.

The goal of the Certificate is to ensure that students have both a solid basis in Probability and Statistics as well as Inference and Quantitative Research Design, as well as some depth of experience in a advanced topic area. As such, students completing the Certificate are required to take at least five courses. In addition, students must take at least two courses from one of the three focus areas (Longitudinal and Time Series Data Analysis, Multivariate and Machine Learning Analysis, Data Mining and Specialized Research Tools), with both courses in the same focus area. The fifth course can be from any of the three focus areas or can be a second course from the Probability and Statistics group. Of note, some courses appear in than one area, but a course can only be used to fill one of the requirements. This Certificate is open to students enrolled in Ph.D. programs in the Arts Sciences Social Science Departments, including the Ph.D. programs in Psychological Brain Sciences, Economics, Anthropology, and Education. Students in Political Science are not eligible for this certificate.

Graduate course in psychology (Psych 560 561).

Inference and Quantitative Research Design (at least one, but no than one for certificate).

L32 5024 Causal Inference L 5011 Research Designs and Methods L12 503 Foundations of Educational Research L24 420 Experimental Design (with graduate extension).

L 5012 Selected Topics in Design and Statistics L 516 Applied Multivariate Analysis E81 517A Machine Learning L24 535 Topics in Combinatorics E81 514A Data Mining L24 470 Graph Theory (with graduate extension) S90 6901 Structural Equation Modeling S90 6901 SEM class in the Brown School.

S65 5082 Foundations of Geographic Information System (GIS) for the Applied Social Sciences E81 514A Data Mining E81 517A Machine Learning M21 550 Introduction to Bioinformatics L24 459 Bayesian Statistics (with graduate extension) E81 316 Social Network Analysis (with graduate extension) S90 SWDT 5010 Social Network Analysis L11 5161 Applied Econometrics.

Students interested in the Graduate Certificate in Quantitative Data Analysis should first apply for admission to the Washington University department in which they wish to obtain an advanced degree. The earlier we know who you are, the earlier we can include you in mailings Program activities, lectures, conferences, and other events.

The School of Psychology offers a number of certificate programs that provide similar opportunities for students to develop their expertise and acquire skills or information in specific areas, in addition to their major are .

All courses for the certificate must have a grade of C or better.

The required and elective courses for each of the certificates are outlined in the Description of Certificates.

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Developmental Psychology MA with an Early Intervention Specialization.

An Early Intervention Developmental Specialist is a professional who is trained to work with individuals with disabilities by implementing strategies, curricula, and interventions, in addition to working with families to support child skill development. This Early Intervention (EI) certificate is for individuals who are interested in working with young children.

Early Intervention Graduate Practicum Foundations for Interpersonal Communication.

Early Intervention Graduate Practicum B: School Practicum and Foundations for IPC.

Early Intervention Child Psychology: Infant and Toddler Development.

Ohio Developmental Disabilities Certificate: Students must apply separately to receive the Ohio certificate. information can be found here.

In line with the Ohio Developmental Disabilities, the Early Intervention certificate provides training and skills in areas that are specific to different categories that are integral for early intervention training.

PSCL 4 : Child Psychology: Infant and Toddler Development (2 credits).

Only one of these two courses (PSCL434 or PSCL435) is required for the state certificate.

The Psychological Sciences offers four interdisciplinary certificate programs for graduate students. These programs are open to current students and external applicants. In addition, students pursuing a Ph.D. in Psychological Sciences can also complete a graduate certificate in a related area while they earn their degree.

The following programs are offered through the Psychological Sciences:.

You will learn and develop expertise in the rapidly developing area of diversity science in psychology. You will leave with the skills needed to discuss and consider diversity in your own research and throughout your academic or professional journey.

For students interested in: Diversity, equity, inclusion and justice in the field of psychology and beyond.

Open to: Students currently enrolled in a graduate program.

You will learn the interplay of psychological, social, and biological factors in physical health and illness. This field engages with a variety of topics, including health behaviors, risk and protective factors, and living with chronic and life-limiting illness and spans multiple theoretical approaches.

You will learn a rapidly expanding, interdisciplinary field that focuses on the science and practice of psychology in the promotion of workplace health and safety. Students will conduct a required research project and learn the health and well-being of individuals in the workplace and improving the quality of work life.

Open to: Students currently enrolled in any graduate program.

For students interested in: How data and statistics can improve our understanding of psychological and social processes.

The following certificate programs are offered by departments, institutes, or programs closely affiliated with the Psychological Sciences. Current psychological sciences students may complete these graduate certificates while they earn their degree.

The Neurobiology of Language Certificate Program prepares graduate students from a range of cognitive and biological disciplines to work in interdisciplinary teams researching the human capacity for language.

Psychology is for students who plan to major in history, political science, psychology or sociology when they transfer to a four-year institution to complete the requirements for the baccalaureate degree. or higher), students will achieve junior status when transferring into a related program at the SUNY four-year institution.

As a SUNY Community College, we respond to the educational need of all people and their local, state, and global communities. We offer certificate programs and associate degrees, as well as transfer and career services. You will benefit from flexible course scheduling and affordable career exploration.

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Psychology is presented 100% online. You will not be expected to attend any classes on campus.

Courses are semester based and classwork can be completed around your work and family commitments. There is no set time where you are required to log in to attend class.

Psychological and brain sciences students may structure their elective coursework so that they are recognized for additional specialized study that cuts across behavioral neuroscience, clinical science, cognitive psychology and social psychology. The certificate programs are open to any current graduate student in any program at the University of Delaware.

At least two of the courses must be outside the main concentration of study.

Students may elect to structure their coursework such that they take a sequence of six courses in statistics. Any statistics courses not in the Psychological and Brain Sciences will require approval from the department Quantitative Statistics Committee.

Students in SCAN need to declare a major and minor program of study, chosen from cognitive, social, clinical and behavioral neuroscience. For example, a student might choose cognitive for the major and social for the minor. In addition to completing required coursework in the chosen major program of study, two elective courses need to be chosen that represent the minor program of study. One of these electives should also be related to SCAN research topics.

These certificates are only available to any current graduate students in any program at the University of Delaware.

International applicants are not eligible to obtain a U.S. student visa solely with an acceptance to a UD graduate certificate program. Certificates may be added by full-time matriculated graduate students.

The 2024-2025 UD graduate student tuition rate per credit hour is $1,069.

The Sport Psychology Graduate Certificate focuses on the study of psychological and social factors that influence sport and physical activity participation.

Sport psychology involves the study of human thought, emotion, and behavior in recreational and competitive sport. This includes the study of individual processes such as motivational orientations, self-efficacy, and stress and anxiety, as well as social factors such as group processes, coaching, and leadership effectiveness.

To apply for the Sport Psychology Certificate, you'll need:.

Current and newly admitted Miami graduate students (including combined degree students) can apply using thegraduate certificate form. Students must be admitted to the certificate program before taking courses for certification.

Social Psychology of Sport and Exercise (SLM 634).

Students will be able to identify psychological theories that explain sport and physical activity participation and performance.

Students will be able to evaluate the psychological needs of athletes and plan appropriate interventions that can enhance the performance of sport participants, as well as their personal development and experience of physical activity.

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The Psychology offers both a major and minor in psychology, as well as an exceptional certificate in the field of Human Factors.

As a hub science, psychology is uniquely positioned to provide a strong platform from which students can launch successful careers into nearly any field or industry.

The Human Factors Certificate is open to all majors and complements many programs such as Psychology, Engineering, Nursing, Business, and . The main purpose of the Human Factors field is to improve human interactions with software, equipment, and other individuals to enhance performance, increase safety, and improve user satisfaction. This certificate easily fits into a Psychology major.

Students interested in applying for the Human Factors certificate will need to complete both a fall and spring semester at the SLC campus.

The University of Utah provides a number of specialized certificates across a wide variety of disciplines. Earning one of these certificates may help to broaden your knowledge base, and hone a particular set of skills. Depending on your area of interest, these certificates are often a great compliment to a BA BS in Psychology, and may help signal to employers your expertise in particular area of study. You may be required to stay longer than two semesters in SLC if you want to pursue any certificates that are not offered at the UAC.