How does this program differ from the clinical psychology program offered by the Department of Psychology (Graduate School of Arts and Sciences) at the University of Virginia?
Both our program and the psychology department’s program are APA-accredited doctoral programs designed to train clinical psychologists who can combine scientific inquiry with clinical practice. We encourage you to learn about the clinical psychology program in the Department of Psychology directly from their website and admissions materials. Generally speaking, our program provides many opportunities for research and practice related to children and families, and we have special interests in work with schools. We also focus on adult and forensic populations. Most (62%) of our graduates seek careers in a diverse set of mental health service organizations including schools, hospitals, medical centers, and primary health care practices, working with children, adolescents, and adults.
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