PSY 999 - Dissertation in Clinical Psychology

Credit Hours: 3

The dissertation represents one of the culminating experiences of clinical psychology doctorate students. The purpose of the dissertation is to provide each student with the opportunity to conduct research at a level that conveys mastery of the scientific method within clinical practice (i.e., scientist-practitioner). The specific requirements for completion of the dissertation are described in the Doctor of Psychology program handbook. The topic, methods, and analytic strategy will be developed in conjunction with a faculty dissertation advisor and the final document will be defended to a selected faculty committee members from within and outside of the university. May be repeated to a maximum of nine hours to fulfill degree requirements for the Doctor of Psychology program.

Prerequisite: admission to Doctor of Psychology program or permission of instructor.
Lecture Contact Hours: 3

Typically Offered: Demand