| Alverno College (NASP) The AC EdS in School Psychology blends education and psychology so you have the tools to help students who are struggling academically, socially, behaviorally or emotionally. We offer courses on weeknights and weekends, as well as hybrid courses that allow you to do some of your coursework online. | $ | #NTD #549 #119 |
| University of Wisconsin Stout (NASP) The UW Stout MSEd/EdS in School Psychology prepares graduates to work with educators and parents in support of student learning and development. This three-year program leads students through both course work and applied practicum experiences to build knowledge and skills related to the role of the school psychologist. | $ | #NTD #549 #119 |
| University of Wisconsin River Falls (NASP) The UWRF EdS in School Psychology ensures graduates have strong skills in data-based decision making, school interventions, consultation, collaborative problem solving and culturally-responsive services. | $$ | #NTD #549 #119 |
| University of Wisconsin Whitewater (NASP) The UWW MSE/EdS in School Psychology fulfills the academic requirements for licensure as a School Psychologist. The program includes the application of psychological theories and skills to prevention and intervention procedures with children and educational foundations and extensive training in assessment, therapy, and consultation practices. | $$ | #NTD #549 #119 |
| University of Wisconsin Eau Claire (NASP) The UWEC Education Specialist in School Psychology prepares school psychologists for practice in educational settings. Alumni from our program contribute to the academic, social, emotional, and behavioral success of children and youth in their work as school psychologists. All graduates of the program are eligible for National Certification as a school psychologist. | $$ | #NTD #549 #119 |
| University of Wisconsin La Crosse (NASP) The UW La Crosse EdS in School Psychology includes early entrance to school settings, a collaborative atmosphere, and training grounded in a practitioner-scientist model. Graduates are prepared to function as School Psychologists in broad-based roles similar to what is articulated in the NASP Model for Comprehensive and Integrated School Psychological Services. | $$ | #NTD #549 #119 |
| Marquette University (APA) The MU PhD in Counseling Psychology focuses on building the skills necessary to become counseling psychologists in colleges and universities, community mental health clinics, hospitals, private practice and other environments; administrators; or academic psychologists. The program also engages students in research so they will be able to contribute to our understanding of therapy process, treatment effectiveness, and normal and abnormal human development, as well as many other areas. | $$ | #NTD #549 #091 |
| Marquette University The MU MS and Phd in Behavior Analysis students will complete intensive coursework, receive research mentorship, develop an area of specialization, and complete rigorous practicum training. Students will have the opportunity to study under world renowned experts in behavior analysis. | $$ | #NTD #549 #081 |
| Marquette University (APA) The MU PhD in Clinical Psychology is designed to follow the scientist-practitioner model of training. The Program is designed so that students' skills develop in a sequential and cumulative fashion that increases in complexity. The Program strives to develop scientist-practitioners who are capable of obtaining careers in academic, research and clinical settings. | $$ | #NTD #549 #085 |
| University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (APA) The UWM PhD in Counseling Psychology follows a scientist-practitioner model that integrates theory, practice and research to give you the scientific knowledge and skills needed to work with multicultural populations and in diverse settings. Our program will prepare you to work as a counseling psychologist in a variety of settings, including universities, hospitals, mental health clinics and private practice. | $$ | #NTD #549 #091 |
| University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (APA,NASP) UWM offers both a MS/EdS in School Psychology and a PhD in School Psychology. Our students gain a broad theoretical background, as well as evidence-based clinical skills through didactic, field placement, practica and internship experiences. We use a scientist-practitioner model and emphasize principles of biological, psychological, cultural, and sociological sciences as applied to urban schools, mental health, and educational settings. | $$ | #NTD #549 #119 |
| University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (APA,APCS) The UWM PhD in Clinical Psychology strongly believes in the scientist-practitioner model of training. The program is committed to empiricism, and approaches research and practice from a theoretically diverse, biopsychosocial perspective. The most common theoretical perspective is cognitive-behavioral/behavior analytic. Our faculty research/clinical interests cluster in three primary areas including neuroscience/neuropsychology, behavior therapy, and pediatric/health psychology. | $$ | #NTD #549 #085 #105 #114 |
| University of Wisconsin Milwaukee The UWM PhD in Psychology: Neuroscience program goal is to produce scholar-scientists of the highest caliber who value both the creation and dissemination of knowledge. We employ an apprenticeship model in which graduate students are admitted to work in the lab of their chosen major professor | $$ | #NTD #549 |
| University of Wisconsin Madison (APA) The UWM PhD in Counseling Psychology is based on the scientist/practitioner model of professional psychology and integrates counseling and psychological theory, scientific inquiry, and supervised practice. The program places special emphasis on multicultural competence and social justice, integration of research and practice and preparation for ethical and professional conduct as either a researcher, teacher or practitioner. | $$$ | #NTD #549 #091 |
| University of Wisconsin Madison (APA,NASP) The UWM PhD in Educational Psychology provides graduates comprehensive knowledge of the field and research specialization. Specializations include: Human Development, Learning Sciences, Quantitative Methods, or School Psychology. | $$$ | #NTD #549 #097 #119 |
| University of Wisconsin Madison The UWM PhD in Psychology - Biology of Brain and Behavior area of concentration encompasses the subdisciplines of Comparative Psychology, Behavioral Neuroscience and Animal Behavior. Students sponsored by faculty in this area are trained in theory and methods required for understanding the biological bases of behavior. The program provides training in specific research methods and techniques needed to assess brain and peripheral physiological mechanisms. | $$$ | #NTD #549 |
| University of Wisconsin Madison (APA,PCSAS,APCS) The UWM PhD in Clinical Psychology uses a mentor model for research training. Throughout the program clinical graduate students complete a sequence of core courses covering the etiology and treatment of psychopathology, the theory and application of clinical assessment, clinical research methods, statistics/methodology courses, as well as other coursework in nonclinical areas. | $$$ | #NTD #549 #085 |
| University of Wisconsin Madison The UWM PhD in Psychology - Cognitive and Cognitive Neuroscience concentration strives to train our students to become top experimental psychologists. Every student enters the program with a primary advisor and conducts an important piece of original research during their very first year in Madison. We use this First Year Project as your launching pad to research excellence | $$$ | #NTD #549 |
| University of Wisconsin Madison The UWM PhD in Developmental Psychology embraces diversity among our students, our methods, and our scientific approaches. Students focus on cognitive, emotional, language, perceptual, personality, social development, or relations between these areas. Students and faculty conduct research on both typical and atypical development, and work with individuals representing a wide range of ages, including infants, preschool and school age children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly. | $$$ | #NTD #549 #095 |
| University of Wisconsin Madison The UWM PhD in Psychology Perception is founded upon our commitment to first-rate scientific research, and is supported by the faculty offering an array of interdisciplinary courses and training. We are broadly interested in how we perceive our world and how we respond adaptively to it. This frequently involves uncovering the neural mechanisms that underlie human and other animal’s ability to transform sensory input into a percept. | $$$ | #NTD #549 |
| University of Wisconsin Madison The UWM PhD in Social and Personality Psychology involves many levels of analysis including establishing biologically and physiological mechanisms of social behavior, psychological mechanisms of motivation and self-presentation, group-level processes as well as cultural and socio-ecological forces on emotion, thought, and behavior. The program is founded upon our commitment to cutting-edge scientific research. | $$$ | #NTD #549 #116 |
| University of Wisconsin Madison The UWM PhD in Rehabilitation Counselor Education - Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education prepares graduates to serve as university professors in rehabilitation counseling and closely related academic programs. The UWM PhD in Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education prepares leaders in the field of special education to bring systemic change to educational and community settings in ways that improve access and equity for children and youth with disabilities and their families. | $$$ | #NTD #549 |
| Wisconsin School of Professional Psychology (APA) The WSPP PsyD in Clinical Psychology training philosophy is the scientist-practitioner approach which is also called the Boulder Model. The WSPP strives to provide excellence in graduate psychological scholarship, clinical training, and community service. Our individualized mentoring relationships encourage students’ personal and professional growth, preparing future practitioners for an increasingly diverse and complex society. | $$$$ | #NTD #549 #085 |
