The City University of New York’s Doctoral Program in Psychology is divided into 14 training areas.Three CUNY Graduate Center Psychology doctoral subprograms are based at Queens College:
Clinical Psychology at Queens College
The Ph.D. Program in Clinical Psychology at Queens College stresses students’ professional and personal development throughout the course of training, with the goal of providing trainees with a broad and general educational experience that prepares graduates for careers as scientist-practitioners in Clinical Psychology that is enhanced with additional expertise in the role of neural dysfunction in behavioral functioning and psychopathology.
Basic Neuropsychology
The Basic Neuropsychology track consists of a 60-credit curriculum emphasizing competence in research and teaching in the area of brain-behavior relationships and focuses heavily on neuroscience topics. WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICANTS INTO THE BASIC NEUROPSYCHOLOGY TRACK. We invite you to look at the Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience Ph.D. program.
Click here for useful contacts
| Clinical Psychology Training Area Coordinator
Jennifer L. Stewart SB A-312 718-997-3230 |
Psychology: Behavior Analysis Coordinator
Bruce Brown RZ 232 718-997-3538 |
| Director of Clinical Training
Joel Sneed SB D314 718-997-4277 |
Clinical Psychology Ombudsman
Joan Borod SB A340 718-997-3217 |
| Department Fax Machine
SB E318 718-997-3257 |
Graduate Programs Assistant
Danielle Lucania SB E318 718-997-3630 |
For all academic forms requirements and procedures for Doctoral Students & Faculty please click here.
