Master's in School Psychology
The specialization in school psychology provides the opportunity for students to evaluate, counsel, prescribe and implement remedial procedures for school students with behavioral, intellectual, and emotional problems. The school psychology program at Union College is designed in accord with the requirements for state licensure as designated by the Kentucky Board of Examiners of Psychology. The educational requirements for licensure as a psychological practitioner include an additional 15 hours of coursework beyond the psychological associate and an internship of 1800 hours.
The master's degrees in clinical, counseling, and school psychology meet the educational requirements needed to qualify for the Licensed Psychological Associate licensure from the Kentucky State Board of Examiners of Psychologists.
Required Courses for School Psychology:
- Psychology Core
- Statistics for Mental Health Professionals
- Quantitative & Qualitative Research Methods
- Social & Community Psychology
- Advanced Behavioral Neuroscience
- Advanced Human Growth & Development
- Ethics & Professional Practice
