Psychology, Psy.D.

Fall 1 - 12 credits

• PSYC 612 - Psychometric Theory, Assessment, Appraisal and Application
• PSYC 800 - Introduction to Counseling Psychology
• PSYC 801 - Multicultural Counseling
• PSYC 840 - Counseling Psychology Practicum I

Spring 1 - 12 credits

• PSYC 628 - Biological Foundations of Behavior
• PSYC 802 - Ethical, Legal, and Professional Issues in Psychology
• PSYC 803 - Vocational Psychology
• PSYC 840 - Counseling Psychology Practicum I

Summer 1 - 12 credits

• PSYC 660 - Human Growth and Lifespan Development

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• PSYC 805 - Advanced Cognitive and Intellectual Assessment Techniques or
• PSYC 631 - Cognitive Intellectual Assessment Techniques

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• PSYC 811 - Health Psychology in Rural Areas
• PSYC 843 - Counseling Psychology Summer Practicum

Fall 2 - 12 credits

• PSYC 774 - Introduction to Psychopharmacological Medications
• PSYC 777 - Multivariate Analysis of Behavioral Data
• PSYC 806 - Advanced Personality Assessment
• PSYC 841 - Counseling Psychology Practicum II

Spring 2 - 12 credits

• PSYC 772 - Couples and Family Systems Therapy
• PSYC 785 - Neuropsychological Assessment
• PSYC 808 - Qualitative Research Methods
• PSYC 841 - Counseling Psychology Practicum II

Summer 2 - 9 credits

• PSYC 809 - Supervision
• PSYC 810 - Rural Consultation and Program Evaluation
• PSYC 843 - Counseling Psychology Summer Practicum

Fall 3 - 10 credits

• PSYC 623 - Advanced Social Psychology
• PSYC 630 - Cognitive and Affective Aspects of Behavior
• PSYC 842 - Counseling Psychology Practicum III
• PSYC 899 - Dissertation

Spring 3 - 10 credits

• PSYC 622 - Historical Foundations of a Scientific Psychology
• PSYC 773 - Assessment and Treatment of Addictive Disorders in Rural Settings
• PSYC 812 - Rural Cultural Issues
• PSYC 842 - Counseling Psychology Practicum III
• PSYC 899 - Dissertation

Summer 3 - 3 credits

• PSYC 898 - Doctoral Directed Study

Fall 4 - 1 credit

• PSYC 870 - Doctoral Internship

Spring 4 - 1 credit

• PSYC 870 - Doctoral Internship

Summer 4 - 1 credit

• PSYC 870 - Doctoral Internship

Note(s):

Prospective students need to be aware that Radford’s PSYC 610 - Analysis of Behavioral Data  and PSYC 611 - Methodology and Program Evaluation in Psychology , or equivalent courses, that have been taken within the last five years are required prior to enrolling in the PsyD program. If courses were not taken at Radford, the PsyD faculty (in consultation with the appropriate RU course instructors when necessary) will determine whether non-RU courses are equivalent to those taken at Radford.