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Conditions for Admission:

1-A bachelor degree in Psychology from an accredited institution.

2-A minimum GPA of 3.75/5.00, or equivelant.

3- A written admission test.

4-An admission interview.

 

I. Degree Requirements: 

Students are required to successfully complete a minimum of 24 credit hours in addition to

writing a thesis (6 Credits).

 II. The Core Courses

All Master's students are required to take the following courses:

 

PSY 501

Research Methods and Experimental Design

3

PSY 505

Advanced Psychological Statistics

3

PSY 575

Advanced Psychological Measurement

3

PSY 599

Application and Practicum Studies

(offered in the final semester)

3

 

Total:

12

 

III . Major And Speciality Courses

The student can select a minimum of 12 credits from one of the following course groups (tracks) in

addition to the Thesis (6 Credits):

     A. Counseling and Clinical Psychology tracks:-

PSY 541

Clinical Psychology (Advanced)

3

 

PSY 542

Psychotherapy and Behavior Modification

3

 

PSY 543

Psychotic Disorders

2

 

PSY 544

Neurotic Disorders

2

 

PSY 545

Examples of Psychotherapeutic Cases

2

 

PSY 546

Diagnosis and Classification of Psycho- logical disorders.

2

 

PSY 550

Counseling Techniques

2

 

PSY 551

Counseling Interview Skills

2

 

PSY 553

Organization and Administration of     Counseling Services.

2

 

PSY 554

Group Counseling and Psychotherapy

2

 

PSY 600

Thesis

6

 

 

 

A.  B- Psychology of Human Exceptionalities track :

 

 

 

 

PSY 530

Psychology of exceptionality

2

 

PSY 532

Skills in Psychological Assessment of Exceptional Children

2

 

PSY 533

Psychological and Vocational Rehabilita-

tion of Exceptional Persons

2

 

PSY 534

Guidance and Counseling of Exceptional Children's Parents.

2

 

PSY 535

Psychology of the Emotionally Disturbed

2

 

PSY 537

Communication Disorders

2

 

PSY 600

Thesis

6

 

 

 

 

 

 

     C.  Developmental and Educational Psychology tracks :-

 

 

 

 

 

PSY 511

Educational Psychology (Advanced)

2

 

PSY 512

Student Guidance and Counseling

2

 

PSY 513

Psychology of Reading

2

 

PSY 515

Educational and Career Guidance

2

 

PSY 516

Advanced Studies in Learning Theory

2

 

PSY 520

Theories of Development

2

 

PSY 521

Developmental Characteristics and Prob- lems of Childhood.

2

 

PSY 522

Developmental Characteristics and Prob-

lems of Adolescence

2

 

PSY 523

Psychology of the Elderly

2

 

PSY 524

Comparative and Cultural Studies of

Development

2

 

PSY 530

Psychology of Exceptionalities

2

 

PSY 600

Thesis

6

 

 

      D.  Social and Industrial Psychology tracks :-

 

 

 

 

PSY 560

Social Psychology (Advanced)

3

 

PSY 561

Psychology of Small Groups

2

 

PSY 562

Psychology of Propaganda and Public

Opinion

2

 

PSY 563

Attitudes: Changes and Measurement

3

 

PSY 571

Industrial Psychology (Advanced)

2

 

PSY 572

Psychology of Training

2

 

PSY 573

Psychology of Human Relationships

2

 

PSY 574

Motivation and Production

2

 

PSY 576

Career Counseling and  Guidance

2

 

PSY 600

Thesis

6

 

      E.  Measurement and evaluation track :-

 

 

 

 

PSY 581

Measurement Theory

2

 

PSY 582

Test Construction

2

 

PSY 583

Advanced Psychological Statistics

2

 

PSY 584

Achievement Tets

2

 

PSY 585

Models of Educational Evaluation

2

 

PSY 590

Problems in Measurement and evaluation

2

 

PSY 600

Thesis

6

 

 

IV. Thesis

The student is required to write a thesis in order to be granted a Master's degree. The topic of

 the thesis should be related to the track  the student has chosen