School Psychology

This program is designed to provide a comprehensive scientific understanding of the various disorders, difficulties, and psychological challenges encountered by learners within the school environment. These issues often impede the learning process and hinder academic adjustment across different levels.

The curriculum equips students with the scientific knowledge and clinical competencies necessary to identify these disorders. Students will master specialized tools and techniques for the measurement, diagnosis, and psychological intervention of these phenomena. Furthermore, the program enables students to conduct rigorous scientific research by deepening their expertise in:

• Developmental Psychology (Psychological development stages).
• Learning Disabilities and Disorders.
• Psychometrics (Measurement and evaluation).
• Child and Adolescent Psychopathology.
• Family Psychology.
• Clinical and Psychodynamic Diagnosis.
• Psychological Care and Counseling.

Practical training focuses on mastering examination techniques, ranging from clinical interviews and case studies to the administration of assessment scales and psychological testing.