Master of Psychology (M.Psy.)*

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The Master of Psychology degree offered by the Professional Psychology Program of Adler Graduate Professional School is intended to train providers of psychological services. The 75-credit curriculum is designed to meet the educational criteria set forth by the College of Psychologists of Ontario for a master’s degree leading to the designation “Psychological Associate” in the practice areas of Clinical or Counselling Psychology. The degree is offered over two years full-time or four years part-time on weekends or weeknights.

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M.Psy. Application Process and Requirements

M.Psy. Degree Requirements

M.Psy. Admission Application

Please note:

• Whether or not to grant the designation “Psychological Associate” and membership in the College of Psychologists is entirely at the discretion of the College. Questions regarding qualifications should be directed to College personnel before making a decision to enroll in any program of study.

• The Master of Psychology is a professional degree with an emphasis on clinical skills and knowledge. As with any practitioner-oriented degree, potential students who wish to pursue doctoral studies such as a Ph.D. in psychology should ensure that the M.Psy. meets entrance requirements for that program before enrolling in any AGPS degree.

• Potential students from outside Ontario may recognize that the standards set by the Ontario College of Psychologists are rigorous and match or exceed requirements in many other jurisdictions. However, it is the responsibility of any potential student who wishes to practice outside Ontario to inform herself/himself of the requirements for professional practice in the intended jurisdiction, and to ensure that the AGPS Master of Psychology degree matches those requirements before making a decision to enroll in the program.

*This program is offered under the written consent of the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities for the period from 25 January 2011 to 24 January 2016. Prospective students are responsible for satisfying themselves that the program and the degree will be appropriate to their needs (e.g. acceptable to potential employers, professional licensing bodies or other educational institutions.)