Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology major in Counseling Psychology

The Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology with a major in Counseling Psychology is a rigorous graduate program designed to train future academics, researchers, and professional counselors. This program is grounded in the practitioner-scholar model, which emphasizes using research to inform and improve professional practice. 

The curriculum is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of human development, vocational theory, and counseling practice. In addition to a doctoral dissertation, required courses typically include Advanced Statistics and Research Methods, Advanced Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy, Psychological Assessment in Counseling and Group Counseling Theory and Practice.

Faculty Members

Oneil B. Victoriano, DIT

Software Engineering

TBA

Ignatian Leadership

TBA

John Roy A. Geralde, MSc

Platform-based Development

Jerry B. Canale, MSc

Information Security Management

Raul Vincent W. Lumapas, DIT

Seminars on Machine Learning

Jonathan A. Bautista, MSIT

Seminars on Enterprise Architecture

Oneil B. Victoriano, DIT

IT Project Management

Rey R. Aliño

Enterprise Networking

Jerry B. Canale, MSc

Seminars on Cybersecurity

Novie Joy C. Pelobello, MSc

Industry Immersion