PSYCH-455 Field Study in Psychology
An advanced seminar integrating psychological services with immersive field experience. Students complete eight to ten hours per week in a cooperating local agency or school while participating in a structured seminar examining the theoretical foundations of their applied work. The course emphasizes the provision of psychological, educational, and applied behavioral services, with focused attention on methodological rigor, ethical decision-making, and professional practice in psychotherapy, counseling, and educational psychology. Students complete an extensive written project focused on using psychological research to address real world problems at their site.
Standard Course (40)
Credits
1
Prerequisite
Three courses in Psychology and departmental permission
Notes
Open to juniors and seniors only.