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Clinical Psychology PsyD – Rhode Island

Train to Become a Licensed Clinical Psychologist

When you pursue a doctoral degree in clinical psychology, you gain an in-depth understanding of human behavior and the skills to work with individuals, families, groups, and systems across a range of settings. You’ll be prepared for careers in practice, leadership, teaching, supervision, and consulting. 

At William James College, you'll complete five years of supervised clinical training and partner with our Field Education Office to secure a placement each year that is aligned with your career interests and goals.

At a Glance

Location: Providence, RI
Format: On-Campus
Avg Time to Completion: 5 years
# of credits: 123
Starting Term: Fall
Scholarship Opportunity: Up to $30,000

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Our Philosophy, Your Experience

At William James College, you will combine your classroom knowledge with hands-on experience to get a well-rounded and integrated education. Our curriculum combines an understanding of theory, training, and practice as you develop into a culturally responsive professional. You will be surrounded by like-minded faculty, staff, and peers who, like you, are dedicated to bringing high-quality services to culturally diverse clients, agencies, and organizations. With this training, you will be prepared to make a difference in our communities.

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See Yourself at William James

At William James, you'll gain exceptional training in a supportive, student-centered learning environment, with instruction and guidance provided by leading practitioners in the field. Throughout your studies, you'll experience our integrative philosophy of training and education, with application of classroom instruction in structured field experiences. Underlying this approach to professional training, is a sustained focus on your personal and professional development, with an orientation towards community service, and respect for those you'll serve.