Division of Clinical Science

The Division of Clinical Science comprises two graduate programs in the areas of Clinical Psychology and Health Informatics.

The Clinical Psychology Graduate Program combines training in current methods of counseling and psychological therapy with in-depth exposure to research methods and design to answer important psychological questions. Students undertake didactic coursework in addition to internships, clinical practica, and research practica prior to completion of the program. The program leads to the Ph.D. degree.

The Health Informatics Graduate Program provides students with the interpersonal, cognitive, analytical, and applied skills needed to thrive in the field of health informatics. Students will build on skills already obtained through their previous education in medicine, health, computer science, or information technology and gain knowledge from educators with firsthand knowledge of systems and system challenges. Graduates will initiate meaningful change and be multidisciplinary leaders in the field of health informatics. The program leads to the M.S. degree.