CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY (WITH THESIS) MASTER`S (SECOND CYCLE) PROGRAMME |
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Level of Qualification & Field of Study | |||||
Master's ( Second Cycle) Degree |
2 |
120 |
Full Time |
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PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOMES (PLOs) |
Knowledge (Described as Theoritical and/or Factual Knowledge.) |
7) Demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of the theoretical foundations, mechanisms of action, and empirical evidence supporting interventions aimed at improving clinical conditions |
10) Ability to develop core competencies in formulating research questions and designing study frameworks to conduct research |
Skills (Describe as Cognitive and/or Practical Skills.) |
5) Ability to stay updated with national and international literature in the field of Clinical Psychology and integrate advancements in treatment methods into clinical practice |
Competences (Described as "Ability of the learner to apply knowledge and skills autonomously with responsibility", "Learning to learn"," Communication and social" and "Field specific" competences.) |
1) The ability to identify the symptoms of psychological problems and the factors responsible for their development and maintenance |
2) Ability to formulate a treatment plan for psychological problems by integrating empirical findings from the literature with the client's cultural background |
3) Bases clinical practice on an evidence-based approach during clinical assessment, case formulation, selection of appropriate therapy methods, and their implementation. |
4) Ability to evaluate clinical practices and make informed decisions about the course and termination of psychotherapy |
6) Ability to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration when necessary, in alignment with the multidisciplinary structure of Clinical Psychology |
8) Applies theoretical knowledge to clinical practice with adherence to professional ethical principles |
9) The ability to recognize the need to consult resources or a supervisor in order to gain the knowledge and perspective necessary to achieve the most effective outcome in clinical work |
1) The ability to identify the symptoms of psychological problems and the factors responsible for their development and maintenance |
2) Ability to formulate a treatment plan for psychological problems by integrating empirical findings from the literature with the client's cultural background |
3) Bases clinical practice on an evidence-based approach during clinical assessment, case formulation, selection of appropriate therapy methods, and their implementation. |
4) Ability to evaluate clinical practices and make informed decisions about the course and termination of psychotherapy |
5) Ability to stay updated with national and international literature in the field of Clinical Psychology and integrate advancements in treatment methods into clinical practice |
6) Ability to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration when necessary, in alignment with the multidisciplinary structure of Clinical Psychology |
7) Demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of the theoretical foundations, mechanisms of action, and empirical evidence supporting interventions aimed at improving clinical conditions |
8) Applies theoretical knowledge to clinical practice with adherence to professional ethical principles |
9) The ability to recognize the need to consult resources or a supervisor in order to gain the knowledge and perspective necessary to achieve the most effective outcome in clinical work |
10) Ability to develop core competencies in formulating research questions and designing study frameworks to conduct research |