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• Psychology

  

  The Psychology Department at St. Kate’s features an energetic faculty specializing in the areas of clinical, cognitive, developmental, social psychology, history of psychology, and industrial-organizational psychology. Faculty members bring a variety of research interests to their teaching. Students work closely with faculty to perform research and develop written and oral reports of their fin...

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• Psychobiology

  

  Psychobiology is designed to provide the student with a basic understanding of the biological foundations of human and animal behavior. The major is interdisciplinary, incorporating courses from the fields of psychology, biology, chemistry, and mathematics. The major is designed to develop an understanding of the evolutionary, environmental, and physiological factors which influen...

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• Psychology & Sociology

  

  Wilson offers outstanding programs of study in Psychology and Sociology. These programs adopt a rigorous, scientific approach to understanding behavior, an approach that provides the solid foundation necessary for admission to graduate programs and/or for immediate employment in a myriad of service-based occupations. As practical as they are popular, majors in Psychology and Sociol...

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• Equestrian Studies

  

  Wilson College offers two concentrations within the Equestrian Studies major: The student interested primarily in the management of a barn will select the Equine Management concentration. This program directs the student’s interests to the mechanics of running a stable and the handling of horses within a barn, including practical stable management. The student primarily intere...

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• Psychology

  

  The Psychology Department offers a B.S. Degree in Psychology with Concentrations in General Psychology, Counseling, Lifespan Development, Mind/Body Health and Human Resource Management. The Psychology major is chosen by students who (1) plan advanced study in the field, (2) intend to seek employment in a related area upon graduation, or (3) seek a liberal arts background within the Psychology M...

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• Renewable Energy

  

  At Dundee we offer Renewable Energy degrees which cover virtually every aspect of the wide range of technologies that you will encounter in a professional career in this field. The emphasis is on a solid scientific and engineering base, with real understanding of the subject. The degree programmes are flexible, making it possible for you to make changes to your original degree choice as new int...

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• Psychology

  

  What makes us who we are? Is it the way our brains function? Is it how we are brought up? Perhaps it’s the way we interact with others? Or is it the society we live in? Or maybe it’s a combination of all of these? As a psychology undergraduate you will learn how to use a wide variety of approaches to answer these questions and will have the opportunity to play an active part in furt...

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• Sports Biomedicine

  

  Sports Biomedicine is biological and medical science applied to sport and exercise. The aim of this degree is to develop you both as a sports scientist and as a life scientist in order to give you a better chance of employment in a competitive market compared to other sports-related degrees. A degree in Sports Biomedicine will provide you with specific and general skills that can l...

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• Textile Design

  

  Textile Design is a multidisciplinary course offering you a range of textile design specialisms including print, weave, knit and mixed media. The course is open and flexible, enabling you to cross boundaries from one discipline to another and to direct your work towards a fashion, interior, craft or gallery outcome. Throughout the course there is a strong emphasis on visual researc...

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• Time Based Art and Digital Film

  

  Time Based Art & Digital Film embraces contemporary media art forms including film production, photography, sound design, sonic art, performance, web art and interactive media. Following a structured introduction to key media art concepts and technologies you will be encouraged to experiment and develop a self-motivated personal programme of study. Based within a purpose-built ...

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• Psychological Research Methods

  

  This Economic and Social Research Council accredited programme offers students an excellent theoretical and practical grounding in research methods in Psychology, building upon the levels of skill and knowledge attained in their first degree in Psychology (as recognised by the British Psychological Society for Graduate Membership). It provides a first year of research training for students inte...

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• Zoology

  

  Zoology, the scientific study of animal life, is a rich and diverse subject and zoologists work in many areas of the Life Sciences, trying to find solutions to problems that critically affect our lives and the future well-being of life on earth. These include conservation biology, biodiversity, global warming, environmental protection, fisheries and the control of pests and diseases. The knowle...

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• Orthopaedic Surgery

  

  This programme is delivered by the Institute of Motion Analysis & Research within the School of Medicine. The aim of the programme is to provide a clinically-based Masters degree consisting largely of taught and research elements in order to cover the syllabus of orthopaedic surgery from a clinical and mechanistic viewpoint. In the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise...

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• The Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.)

  

  The Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) program is designed to prepare students for the general practice of professional clinical psychology with a particular focus on socially responsible practice that includes education and training regarding the broader social and systemic factors that contribute to human dysfunction (e.g., poverty, oppression, marginalization) and methods f...

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• The Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology

  

  The Master of Arts (M.A.) in Counseling Psychology program is designed to provide students with a foundation in theories and methods of counseling psychology with hands-on, practical, supervised training in counseling psychology techniques. The program offers the best features of traditional (M.A.) training programs coupled with Adler School’s emphasis on the education and training in soc...

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• The Master of Arts in Counseling & Organizational Psychology

  

  The Master of Arts in Counseling & Organizational Psychology program combines the theories and skills of counseling psychology with organizational theory, design and development in order to prepare graduates for positions in business and industry, especially in organizational psychology and the related areas of personnel management, team building, performance enhancement, executive coaching...

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• The Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology: Art Therapy

  

  The Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology: Art Therapy program combines core counseling education and training, the theories and techniques of Alfred Adler, and education and clinical training in the field of art therapy. The program requires 61 credit hours in coursework including 700 hours of art therapy practicum. Art therapists work in a wide variety of clinical, educational and social s...

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• The Master of Arts in Marriage & Family Counseling

  

  The Master of Arts in Marriage & Family Counseling program is designed to prepare entry-level counselors to specialize in working with couples and families. Graduates of the program have a theoretical understanding of individual, couple, and family systems, including developmental issues and major variations; assessment skills in life style and systemic diagnosis; and intervention skills ba...

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• The Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.)

  

  The Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) program is designed to prepare students for the general practice of professional clinical psychology with a particular focus on socially responsible practice that includes education and training regarding the broader social and systemic factors that contribute to human dysfunction (e.g., poverty, oppression, marginalization) and methods f...

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• The Master of Arts in Rehabilitation Counseling

  

  The Master of Arts in Rehabilitation Counseling degree is a 50-credit program designed to prepare students to become Certified Rehabilitation Counselors (CRC). Rehabilitation counselors work with individuals who have mental, emotional, or physical handicaps, helping them to lead self-sufficient lives both at home and on the job. The counselors determine the training and support their clients ne...

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• The Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology: Sport & Health

  

  This program prepares graduates to address individual and systemic issues that affect sport performance and health. These two areas overlap considerably in the types of interventions used to produce positive changes (e.g., goal setting and self-monitoring to improve consistency of practicing or to lose weight). Both sport and health goals also share the influence of various social and community...

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• The Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology: Gerontology

  

  This Masters program is designed to provide students with a sound foundation of coursework and practical training to work with older adults. Students will be exposed to the impact of biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors on the aging process in order to gain a holistic understanding of the needs and issues of older adults. With the increasing number of older adults in the U.S., t...

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• Psychology

  

  The curriculum in psychology includes courses in the major content areas of psychology. The program provides course work emphasizing the fundamental concepts and techniques of this basic behavioral science. In addition to course work, the program provides for experience in conducting and analyzing laboratory and field research.

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• Psychology

  

  A variety of students are attracted to the field of psychology. Some want to be clinical therapists, hoping to help people with problems find solutions. Others want to do research – observing people or animals in order to gain more information about behavior. The Bachelor of Science in psychology allows students to specialize somewhat in their training while still ensuring adequate exposu...

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• Educational Psychology

  

  Educational psychology is the science of learners and learning, including their differences and their development as they grow and change. These differences include changes that are biosocial, cognitive, and psychosocial. They also include differences involving their exceptionalities – for example, whether their intellectual abilities would classify them as gifted or mentally retarded. In...

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• Health Psychology

  

  Although people live longer and society is currently ?healthier? in many ways than in previous centuries, it is not clear that this has led to a sense of improved health or wellbeing for all members of society. Health Psychology aims to apply psychological theories, methods and research to the promotion of health, prevention and treatment of illness and disability, analysis and improvement of t...

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• Psychology Research Methods

  

  The primary aim of the programme is to provide advanced training as a preparation for a research career in Psychology, primarily for those intending to proceed to a PhD. The programme aims to allow you to develop the skills required for carrying out research. Each student is associated with an academic supervisor in the Department of Psychology. The expectation is that you will be supported whi...

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• Evolution and Behaviour

  

  The programme aims to provide advanced training as a preparation for a research career in Psychology, with specialisation in Evolution and Behaviour. It is primarily for students intending to proceed to a PhD in Psychology, who already have a degree in Psychology or an allied discipline. The focus on Evolution and Behaviour allows students to take a specialised taught module, a research placeme...

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• Psychological Therapy in Primary Care

  

  This Master?s programme, delivered jointly by the Universities of Stirling and Dundee, has been designed by National Health Service (NHS) professionals and experienced academics to train people to deliver psychological therapies for common mental health disorders in adults in Primary Care. Whilst there may be some regional variation in day-to-day activities of trainees, they will all fall withi...

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• Child Development

  

  The study of children?s development is central to our comprehension of human behaviour and cognition. Working with and doing research with children demands a particular and specialised set of skills. Measures that we make must take into account the developmental level of the children involved if they are to be valid and accurate.

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