Clinical Program
Since its inception in 1947, the University of Rochester Clinical Psychology program has graduated over 200 Ph.D.s. The goal of the program has remained constant throughout this period: to train outstanding scientist/practitioners in clinical psychology. The Rochester program has been continually accredited by the American Psychology Association since 1948.
The formal program is built around a four-year curriculum. The median number of years for completing training is 7 years. Only the Ph.D. degree is offered. Students complete 90 credit hours, up to one third of which may be credited for research.
The clinical faculty is composed of Loisa Bennetto, Rafael Klorman, Ron Rogge, Richard Ryan and Sheree Toth.
Check Also: The Human Motivation Program and the Self-Determination Theory site, which describes research by motivation faculty and their colleagues.
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