The Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology with a major in Clinical Psychology is a rigorous, research-intensive program designed to train future academics, researchers, and clinicians. This program is grounded in the scientist-practitioner model, which integrates rigorous scientific training with comprehensive clinical practice. Students are prepared to contribute to the field through original research while developing the skills to provide evidence-based psychological services.

The curriculum is structured to provide a deep and comprehensive understanding of psychological science and its clinical applications. In addition to a doctoral dissertation, required courses typically include Advanced Statistics and Research Methods, Psychological Assessment (Cognitive and Personality), Evidence-Based Psychotherapy.