Category:Neuroscience
Study mode:At the institution
In response to the tremendous advances that are being made in the
neurosciences, the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine has
developed the Clinical Neuroscience Track (CNST) for medical students
to enhance their exposure to the neurosciences while...
Category:Counselling
Study mode:At the institution
The professional training of counselors at Villanova University reflects the faculty's view of the ultimate goal of counseling in a pluralistic society: enhancing the cognitive, affective and social/interpersonal development of individuals and groups, fostering...
Category:Sociology
Study mode:At the institution
Students majoring in Sociology should study and demonstrate understanding of the following: The sociological imagination. Students should be able to: a. describe how Sociology is distinct from other social sciences. b. apply the sociological imagination...
Category:Psychology
Study mode:At the institution
The undergraduate major in Psychology can be declared following completion of General Psychology. At least four semesters are normally required to complete the program of courses required for the major. The program is built around a set of core courses in Statistics,...
Category:Counselling
Study mode:At the institution
Are you interested in learning how the human psyche works? Do you have a passion for helping others? If so, a major in counseling psychology may be right for you! Counseling psychology is one of the most popular fields in psychology. The field is focused on...
Category:Psychology
Study mode:At the institution
Scientific psychology analyzes the complex interactions between environmental and biological bases of behavior to study human and animal behavior. Students are trained in scientific methods and different theoretical perspectives in a variety of areas of psychology:...
Category:Sociology
Study mode:At the institution
The general major in sociology requires that students take eight courses, no more than two of which may be at the 100-level in the department and no more than one of which may be an anthropology course. Requirements are as follows: ...
