The Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology follows a scientist-practitioner model featuring personalized guidance from faculty mentors in conducting high-quality original research projects. The program's emphasis on integrated healthcare and health psychology prepares students for research and practice in health care settings. Distinguishing features of the program include a) strong foundational training in clinical psychology, b) advanced training and clinical experience in integrated healthcare and health psychology, c) a strong commitment to the science of clinical psychology and the development of skills and experiences as a clinical scientist, and d) a commitment to diversity across research training.
Completed Application FormBachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from an accredited institution of higher learningOfficial transcripts from all colleges attended (regardless of number of credits earned)Current professional resume or CVThree letters of recommendation on official letterhead accompanied by Rowan Global Letter of Recommendation FormDepartment Essay: A personal statement that includes professional objectives, research interests, and any other information the candidate would like to share with the admissions committee. Applicants should also indicate what faculty member(s) they are interested in conducting research with and how this interest fits into their career goals. Applicants should indicate up to three faculty members with whom they would be interested in working to improve their chances of a match with the program.Neither the GRE General or Subject Test are required for admissions. Applicants should not include their scores in any part of their application and any scores that are submitted will be removed from their application before being reviewed by program faculty. The GRE Psychology test may be submitted if an applicant was not a Psychology Major and wishes to demonstrate their foundational knowledge of the field.Interviews are being held virtually, with a possible in-person visit post-offer.
