Psychology school training courses in Dearborn, MI (public, in-house or online)

Psychology approaches the study of human behavior systematically by using the techniques of science.
PSY 152-Child Psychology, and PSY161-Human Sexuality are available for students with interest in the field.
PSY 254/SOC 254-Social Psychology requires PSY 131-Introductory Psychology and SOC 131-Introduction
to Sociology as prerequisites. PSY 256-Educational Psychology with PSY 294-Practicum, and PSY 256-
Educational Psychology are available for those planning to enter the teaching...

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Chicago program is offered in a unique and convenient format in which students take a combination of online courses and intensive weekend classes. Online students take one or two online courses at a time and progress through the program in a “cohort�fashion (i.e., with the same group of fellow students in each of their classes for the duration of the program). Online students also engage in two brief residencies (roughly three and a half days each) at our Chicago campus—providing an opportunity...

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The Chicago School of Professional Psychology offers an exciting alternative to our Master’s degree programs. Our professional certificates cover many of the same topics as our graduate programs on an accelerated schedule. It’s a great way to gain expertise and to improve job performance and satisfaction. The Chicago School’s certificate programs can sharpen your skills, add polish to your résumé and help you get more out of your job and your life.

In as little as five mont...

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Completed in as little as five months (offered in a flexible format convenient for working professionals).
Specifically tailored to working professionals who wish to deepen their understanding of forensic psychology and strengthen their ability to apply that knowledge to their current professional challenges
Students may apply their certificate credits toward earning a master’s degree in forensic psychology.

Completed in as little as 20 months (offered in a flexible format convenient for working professionals).
This forensic psychology degree is designed for students who wish to advance their current careers by learning strategies that positively affect human behavior and how to apply those skills within a wide range of contexts, from local police precincts to child welfare agencies.
Students enjoy opportunities to do empirical and applied research within forensic settings, and gain knowledg...

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