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Micro-credential certification in Clinical Psychology PSY3164 (BPSY)
This subject focuses on a detailed look into the views, thoughts, actions and reactions of crimes and criminal behaviour. It highlights on what may lead to a crime, how a criminal behaviour may be prevente and the effects of crimnes onto the partakers and the society in general from a psychological perspectives.
This programme is designed, delivered, assessed and awarded by SEGi University through the Africa Open Learning Platform.
Entry Requirements - No
Age Experience - 23 Years Above
Language Proficiency - Yes
Numeracy Proficiency - No
Pre-requisites - No
- Introduction to Clinical Psychology
- Evolutions of Clinical Psychology
- Roles and Functions of Clinical Psychologists
- Becoming Clinical Psychologists
- Education and training
- Personal and Professional Issues
- Introduction to Clinical Health Psychology
- Roles and Functions of Clinical Psychologists
- Becoming Clinical Health Psychologists
- Clinical Health Psychology Assessment
- Intervention Strategies in Clinical Health Psychologist
- Clinical Psycholoogy Assessment
- Diagnosis and Classification Issues: DSM-5
- Clinical Interview
- Testing in Clinical Psychology
- Intellectual and Neuropsychological Assessment
- Personality Assessment and Behavioural Assessment
- Psychodynamic and Humanistic Psychotherapies
- Behavioural and Cognitive-behaviour Therapies
- Other modes of Clinical Intervention
- Group Therapy
- Couples and Family Therapy
- Current Trends and the Future of Clinical Psychology and Clinical Health Psychology
Coursework - 60%
Exam - 40%
Upon successful completion of this Micro-credential certification in Clinical Psychology (BPSY), students will be able to transfer grades and credits into the following programme(s):
- Bachelor of Psychology
Upon successful completion of this Bachelor of Psychology programme and meeting the necessary entry requirements, students will be able to progress into the following programme(s):
- Master of Psychology