MA in Clinical and Community Psychology | SGU Graduate Program
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MA in Clinical and Community Psychology | SGU Graduate Program
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Master of Arts in Clinical and Community Psychology
Build clinical psychology skills and reach underserved populations in community-based settings
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Public Health Certificate
Doctor of Philosophy Degree
MA in Clinical Community Psychology
Master of Education
MBA in International Business
MBA in Multi-Sector Health Management
Master of Public Health
Master of Science
DVM/MBA Degree | School of Graduate Studies
PhD in Management | School of Arts and Sciences
Program Overview
Program
SGU’s MA in Clinical and Community Psychology prepares students to deliver mental health services in underserved regions, with a focus on the Eastern Caribbean. The two-year program includes coursework and hands-on practicum experience.
Locations
We are proud to offer this course on our beautiful campus in Grenada.
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Graduate Programs
The Master of Arts in Clinical and Community Psychology is a non-thesis, practitioner-oriented graduate program for students who have earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology or a closely aligned field and have a commitment to promoting psychological services in clinical and community settings where the field of psychology is new and/or underdeveloped. This program is ideal for students seeking to improve psychologically-underserved environments in the Eastern Caribbean.
Each cohort of students will complete the program sequence in two years, or four semesters, on a standardized schedule of courses. All of the required classes are 3 credit courses, with some courses including hands-on practicum experiences.
Curriculum
There are a range of entry points into our Doctor of Medicine program, acommodating applicants of all educational systems and academic backgrounds.
Academic Year 1
Academic Year 2
Term 1
Fall
PSYC 800 –
Advanced Developmental Psychology
(3 credits)
PSYC 803 – The Psychology of Caribbean Culture, Communities, and Identity (3 credits)
PSYC 805 -Professional, Ethical, and Legal Aspects of Psychology (3 credits)
Term 2
Spring
PSYC 802 – Community Psychology (3 credits)
PSYC 807 – Psychopathology (3 credits)
PSYC 808 – Theories and Techniques of Individual Behavior Change (3 credits)
PSYC 890 –
Supervised Practicum Placement
* (3 credits)
*PSYC 890 is a course that runs through the entire program, except for the first term. Students are awarded continuing credit (CC) each term until the end of the final term when the grade is awarded.
Term 3
Fall
PSYC 804 –
The Utilization of Psychological Research
(3 credits)
PSYC 806 –
Psychological Assessment
(3 credits)
PSYC 810 –
Theories and Techniques of Family and Group Behavior Change
(3 credits)
Term 4
Spring
PSYC 801 –
Health Psychology: Applications in Healthcare and Public Health
(3 credits)
PSYC 809 –
Assessment and Evaluation of Psychological Interventions with Communities
(3 credits)
Hear from SGU Grads
“For Grenadians, SGU allows us to follow our dreams by presenting a chance to afford an excellent university education and obtain a college degree or higher, which opens doors that would’ve remained closed had you not had a degree. SGU makes dreams possible.”
Afia Joseph, BSc, MBA, SGU ’14
Grenada
“The reason I got this job was because of my MBA. They were looking for someone with management experience, and a lot of the things that I learned in class I use every day.”
Jennifer Lopez, DVM, MBA, SGU ’11
United States
Investing In Your Future
SGU’s tuition compares favorably with other top schools. We also offer scholarships and financial aid to help you invest in your future.
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Our 42-acre campus in Grenada is built for academic success and personal well-being with modern classrooms, dedicated study space, a full fitness center, and many of the comforts of home.
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Thank you for your interest in St. George’s University. We look forward to speaking with you and answering any questions you may have. Please fill out the form for the school of your choice, and a current student or St. George’s University representative will follow up with you.
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School of Graduate Studies
Master of Arts in Clinical and Community Psychology
Build clinical psychology skills and reach underserved populations in community-based settings
Request Information
Apply
Explore This Section
Overview
Curriculum
Testimonials
Financial Aid
Virtual Tour
Request Info
View All Programs
Public Health Certificate
Doctor of Philosophy Degree
MA in Clinical Community Psychology
Master of Education
MBA in International Business
MBA in Multi-Sector Health Management
Master of Public Health
Master of Science
DVM/MBA Degree | School of Graduate Studies
PhD in Management | School of Arts and Sciences
Program Overview
Program
SGU’s MA in Clinical and Community Psychology prepares students to deliver mental health services in underserved regions, with a focus on the Eastern Caribbean. The two-year program includes coursework and hands-on practicum experience.
Locations
We are proud to offer this course on our beautiful campus in Grenada.
View All SGU
Graduate Programs
The Master of Arts in Clinical and Community Psychology is a non-thesis, practitioner-oriented graduate program for students who have earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology or a closely aligned field and have a commitment to promoting psychological services in clinical and community settings where the field of psychology is new and/or underdeveloped. This program is ideal for students seeking to improve psychologically-underserved environments in the Eastern Caribbean.
Each cohort of students will complete the program sequence in two years, or four semesters, on a standardized schedule of courses. All of the required classes are 3 credit courses, with some courses including hands-on practicum experiences.
Curriculum
There are a range of entry points into our Doctor of Medicine program, acommodating applicants of all educational systems and academic backgrounds.
Academic Year 1
Academic Year 2
Term 1
Fall
PSYC 800 –
Advanced Developmental Psychology
(3 credits)
PSYC 803 – The Psychology of Caribbean Culture, Communities, and Identity (3 credits)
PSYC 805 -Professional, Ethical, and Legal Aspects of Psychology (3 credits)
Term 2
Spring
PSYC 802 – Community Psychology (3 credits)
PSYC 807 – Psychopathology (3 credits)
PSYC 808 – Theories and Techniques of Individual Behavior Change (3 credits)
PSYC 890 –
Supervised Practicum Placement
* (3 credits)
*PSYC 890 is a course that runs through the entire program, except for the first term. Students are awarded continuing credit (CC) each term until the end of the final term when the grade is awarded.
Term 3
Fall
PSYC 804 –
The Utilization of Psychological Research
(3 credits)
PSYC 806 –
Psychological Assessment
(3 credits)
PSYC 810 –
Theories and Techniques of Family and Group Behavior Change
(3 credits)
Term 4
Spring
PSYC 801 –
Health Psychology: Applications in Healthcare and Public Health
(3 credits)
PSYC 809 –
Assessment and Evaluation of Psychological Interventions with Communities
(3 credits)
Hear from SGU Grads
“For Grenadians, SGU allows us to follow our dreams by presenting a chance to afford an excellent university education and obtain a college degree or higher, which opens doors that would’ve remained closed had you not had a degree. SGU makes dreams possible.”
Afia Joseph, BSc, MBA, SGU ’14
Grenada
“The reason I got this job was because of my MBA. They were looking for someone with management experience, and a lot of the things that I learned in class I use every day.”
Jennifer Lopez, DVM, MBA, SGU ’11
United States
Investing In Your Future
SGU’s tuition compares favorably with other top schools. We also offer scholarships and financial aid to help you invest in your future.
Scholarships
SGU celebrates excellence and invests in your journey to success.
Learn More
Financial Aid
Financial aid options to help make your medical education affordable.
Learn More
Tuition & Fees
A medical degree sets the stage for your career as a physician.
Learn More
Purpose-Built for Academic Excellence and Wellness
Our 42-acre campus in Grenada is built for academic success and personal well-being with modern classrooms, dedicated study space, a full fitness center, and many of the comforts of home.
Take a Virtual Tour
Schedule Your Campus Visit
Get in Touch
Sharing your information gives you direct access to a dedicated enrollment counselor and tailored materials based on your specific interests.
Contact admissions with your specific questions
Thank you for your interest in St. George’s University. We look forward to speaking with you and answering any questions you may have. Please fill out the form for the school of your choice, and a current student or St. George’s University representative will follow up with you.
1 (800) 899-6337
admissions@sgu.edu
Chat with a counselor
Apply
Request Info
Events
Apply
Request Info
Search our site