Master’s Degree Program in Clinical Psychology
The Master’s Degree Program in Clinical Psychology aims to train expert psychologists to understand, assess, and intervene in mental health issues. The program focuses on core areas such as psychopathology, psychotherapy theories, clinical assessment, and case formulation. Students develop skills in diagnosing, preparing treatment plans, and establishing therapeutic relationships with clients using evidence-based methods.
Throughout the program, students receive not only theoretical knowledge but also supervised practical training. Through clinical internships, case analyses, and therapeutic technique practices, students are prepared to work with real-life clients. Emphasis is placed on adherence to ethical principles, development of empathy, and mastery of psychological support processes.
Graduates of this program can work in hospitals, psychological counseling centers, private clinics, and institutions operating in the field of mental health. They also gain the right to open their own therapy centers and practice independently. For those aiming for an academic career, progression to doctoral programs is also possible.
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