Psychological Theories and Models: Exploration of major psychological theories and models that form the basis for understanding human behavior, cognition, and emotion.

Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis: Training in the assessment and diagnosis of mental health disorders, including the use of standardized psychological tests and assessment tools.

Research Methods in Psychology: Introduction to research methodologies and statistical techniques commonly used in psychological research, preparing students for future academic or applied research.

Ethics and Professional Standards: Examination of ethical principles and professional standards in clinical psychology practice, emphasizing the importance of ethical considerations in working with clients.

Introduction to Psychotherapeutic Interventions: Overview of various psychotherapeutic approaches, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and humanistic/existential therapy.

Psychopathology: Study of abnormal psychology, focusing on the understanding and classification of mental health disorders.

Practical Experience or Practicum: Some programs may include a supervised practicum or practical experience component, allowing students to apply their knowledge and skills in a clinical setting.

Cultural Competence: Exploration of cultural factors and diversity in the context of clinical psychology, emphasizing the importance of cultural competence in working with diverse populations.