Clinical Psychology

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Clinical Psychology program, under the LMD system in the Psychology Department, aims to:

Deepen knowledge in the clinical psychology specialty.
Develop diagnostic and therapeutic skills based on the program’s specialized content.

These objectives are divided into two main categories:

Theoretical Aspect:

Familiarize students with new knowledge in the field of clinical psychology.
Enhance their understanding of clinical psychology concepts and theories.
Train professionals capable of conducting diagnoses and treatments.

Practical Aspect:

Develop diagnostic and therapeutic skills through field internships.
Facilitate students' integration into the clinical profession and related fields.

Teaching Language : English

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

Semester 1:

Introduction to Anthropology

Introduction to Psychology

Introduction to Sociology

Introduction to Philosophy

Semester 2:

Introduction to Educational Sciences

Introduction to Demography

Introduction to Speech Therapy

Main Schools of Thought

Semester 3:

Developmental Psychology 1

School Psychology

Personality Theories 1

Introduction to Psychopathology 1

Semester 4:

Developmental Psychology 2

Work and Organizational Psychology

Personality Theories 2

Introduction to Psychopathology 2

Semester 5:

Child and Adolescent Psychopathology 1

Adult Psychopathology 1

Systemic-Family Approach

Sensorimotor and Instrumental Disorders

Semester 6:

Child and Adolescent Psychopathology 2

Psychopathology Adult 2

Psychoanalytically inspired psychotherapies

Cognitive behavioral therapies

Advanced Topics