Human and social sciences

Clinical Psychology

Location

Plesso D - Cittadella universitaria

Graduating class

LM-51

Required title

Bachelor's Degree

Coordinator

Prof. Giuseppe Craparo

Secretarial staff

Dott. Giovanni Sardisco

Reception hours

All days: 09.00 - 12.00

Tue: 15.30 - 17.00

Thu: 15.30 - 17.00

Contacts

psicologia.magistrale@unikore.it

The course

The Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology at the University of Enna "Kore" aims to provide students with advanced theoretical and practical training in multiple areas of clinical psychology.
The Course presents two curricular addresses: psychology of clinical intervention and criminological psychology.

For both curricular addresses, during the first year the main theoretical, methodological and practical knowledge is provided to carry out psychological assessments and interventions.
At the beginning of the second year the student will choose one of the two training curricula.
In the clinical intervention psychology program, you learn techniques useful for intervening in health promotion and in the different forms of psychological distress, while in the criminological psychology program, you learn methods useful for evaluation and intervention in the field of forensic psychology and clinical criminology.

Registration and costs

Why join?

Career opportunities

Graduates will be able to perform highly responsible roles in organizations and in services aimed at individuals, groups and communities.

Graduates, following the qualification to practice as psychologists, will be able to carry out consultancy, diagnosis, planning, qualification and psychological rehabilitation activities in services aimed at individuals, groups and communities, in the private and public sectors (e.g., mental health centres, counselling centres, schools, courts, research institutions, socio-educational centres, non-profit organisations).

Regulations and students' opinion

See student opinions

Course rules Regulations for the Master's Degree Course in Clinical Psychology Internship Regulations Degree Course in Clinical Psychology (LM-51)Student Opinion Student Opinion 2023/2024 Student Opinion 2022/2023 Student Opinion 2021/2022 Student Opinion 2020/2021

Calendar of activities

Connect to Agenda WEB of the University of Enna “Kore” and view the timetable and classrooms of lessons and exams.

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Teachers

Student Representatives in the Course of Study Council

Agnello Marilia

Review Group

Class	Coordinator	Teacher responsible for AQ	TA Staff	Student
LM-51	Giuseppe Craparo	Guariglia Paola	Zarbano Angelamaria	Traina Claudio

Apprenticeship

Students are advised that the Uke PASS office has activated a new online registration procedure for the Curricular Internship. The new procedure will allow you to download the Curricular Internship Request Form and the Curricular Training and Orientation Project (PFO) ( see internship start and end procedure ). For those who have already started the Curricular Internship or stage activity, according to the old procedure, the process undertaken will remain unchanged.

Internship Regulations 2024 Affiliated bodies Rules for registration in the register Registration in the three-year register Logbook Internship Request Form Internal Internship Summary Form

Secretariat

The course's teaching office is located in the Plesso di D building and is open to the public at the following times:

morning: Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 12:00

afternoon: Monday to Friday from 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm

Head of the Secretariat: Dr. Giovanni Sardisco

address email degree course: psicologia.magistrale@unikore.it

Tutor

The Tutor has an interface role between teachers and students and takes care of, according to the general guidelines of the Dean of the Faculty and the Presidents of the Degree Courses, specific initiatives within the teaching activities of the teaching structures. Therefore, he/she carries out support activities for what concerns the optimization of learning processes: for example, he/she provides students with indications and suggestions concerning, among other things, the organization of study times, learning methodologies, planning of evaluation phases, design and drafting of the degree thesis, use of commonly used and advanced software.