M.Sc. Clinical Psychology (Community or Medical Track)
Why Choose This Course?
Specialized Dual-Track Curriculum
Students can tailor their studies to either the Community track (focused on public mental health and outreach) or the Medical track (geared toward clinical practice in hospitals and mental health centers).
Rigorous Clinical and Theoretical Training
The program includes intensive coursework in psychopathology, psychological assessment, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and clinical practicum under licensed supervision.
Program Overview
The M.Sc. in Clinical Psychology (Community or Medical Track) is a specialized postgraduate program that prepares students for professional practice and research in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of psychological disorders. The program offers two tracks: the Community track emphasizes culturally sensitive mental health care and psychosocial interventions, while the Medical track focuses on psychological assessment, hospital-based therapy, and integrated behavioral health in clinical settings.