LP – International Psychology (original)
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International Psychology
The Chicago School’s International Psychology programs equip graduates with the skills necessary to succeed in a variety of settings. Armed with advanced research and program evaluation skills and a rich appreciation for the individual and group consequences of global events, graduates are prepared to apply psychological principles in the development of policy, to assist individuals and organizations with understanding and collaborating with diverse cultural populations, and to design and evaluate the efficacy of international programs.
Career Outcomes
Public and Private Sector Employers:
- Non-governmental organizations
- The United Nations (UN) programs
- The World Health Organization (WHO)
- The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)
- Multinational organizations
- Humanitarian aid
- Peace Corporation
- Red Cross
DOCTORAL DEGREESMASTERS DEGREESCERTIFICATES
Ph.D. International Psychology
Ph.D. International Psychology
Trauma Services Specialization
Organizations & Systems Specialization
M.A. Applied Psychology
International Psychology Specialization
M.A. International Psychology
Crisis-Informed Care for a Diverse, Globalized World Certificate
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When can I start?
Students are accepted year-round. On-campus programs offer convenient fall, spring, and summer start dates, and online classes begin every eight weeks.
Who will support me?
Instructors, career services, study skills assistance, library services, and more.
Is The Chicago School Accredited?
Yes – The Chicago School is accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission.