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Beth,
Here is a list of Forensic Programs.� I am not sure which are Masters level and which are Ph.D.� A good experimental program is also an option.
Forensic Psychology Graduate Programs
American Universities
� California School of Professional Psychology – Fresno: www.cspp.edu � Castleton State College – www.castleton.edu (802) 468-5611 � City University of New York – www.cuny.edu � Duke University – www.duke.edu (919) 650-5711 � Florida State University – www.fsu.edu (850) 644-3246 � Florida International University – www.fiu.edu (305) 348-2151 � John Jay College of Criminal Justice – www.jjay.cuny.edu (212) 237-8000 � Miami Institute of Psychology – www.mip.ccas.edu (305) 593-1223 � National University – San Diego – www.nu.edu 1-800-NAT-UNIV � Sam Houston State University – www.shsu.edu (936) 294-1111 � St. Louis University – www.slu.edu 1-800- SLU-FORU � State University of New York at Buffalo – www.buffalo.edu (716) 645-2939 � University of Alabama – www.ua.edu (205) 348-6010 � University of Illinois at Chicago – www.uic.edu (312) 996-7000 � University of Kansas – www.ukans.edu (785) 864-2700 � University of Nebraska at Lincoln – www.unl.edu� (402) 472-3229 � University of Nevada-Reno – www.unr.edu (775) 784-1100 � University of NC at Chapel Hill – www.unc.edu (919) 962-2211 � University of Texas at El Paso – www.utep.edu (915) 747-5000 � University of Virginia – www.virginia.edu (434) 924-0311
Canadian Universities
� Queens University – www.quweensu.ca (613) 533-2000 � Simon Fraiser University – www.sfu.ca (604) 291-3224 � University of British Columbia – www.ubc.ca (604) 822-468-5611 � University of Ottawa – www.uottawa.ca � Dalhousie University – www.dal.ca (902) 494-2211
Hope this helps.
Chuck
*********************************** Charles M. Huffman, Ph.D. Chair, Psychology Department Cumberland College, Box 7990 Williamsburg, KY� 40769 (606) 539-4422 ************************************
> -----Original Message----- > From: Beth Bennett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2002 11:16 AM > To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences > Subject: Masters vs. Ph.D. - student question > > Tipsters, > > I currently have a junior in class who is an excellent student and has > come > to me with questions about what type of graduate program he should be > considering.� He is interested in Psychology and the Law and wants to go > to > graduate school.� He is not particularly interested in the clinical end of > the field.� He is much more intrigued by the cognitive and social > psychological areas of the field, particularly research about juries, jury > selection, jury decision making, etc.� He is not sure he wants to > undertake > a Ph.D. at this point in his life, and is thinking about a Masters Degree. > He asked for advice about the choice between a Masters and a Ph.D. > program, > and whether there are programs in New England since most of the program he > has found seem to be in the Mid-West. > > Do list members have any wisdom that I can offer this young man?� I have > learned enough to feel relatively confident when advising students with > interests in Clinical psychology about the relative merits of a Masters > vs. > Ph.D.� In this case I am not sure what to advise.� In Social Psychology a > Masters would not have a great deal of utility except as a stepping stone > to > a Ph.D.� Are there career options for a student with a Non-Clinical > Masters > Degree in Psychology and the Law?� Are there Psychology and Law programs > in > New England? > > Any advice you care to share will be most welcome. > > Thank you, > > Beth > > > Beth Bennett > Psychology Department > Washington and Jefferson College > > > --- > You are currently subscribed to tips as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You are currently subscribed to tips as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
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