COURSE CURRICULUM

The School Psychology program at Mount Saint Vincent University continuously updates its program requirements to align with the evolving demands of the profession and current registration standards. Student programs are individualized according to these requirements and may differ from the courses listed, ensuring that each student receives an education that is both relevant and comprehensive. The program requires the successful completion of 10.0 units, including core courses such as GSPY 6801, GSPY 6817, GSPY 6819, GSPY 6820, GSPY 6822, GSPY 6824, GSPY 6840, GSPY 6841, GSPY 6842, GSPY 6843, GSPY 6844, GSPY 6845, GSPY 6846, GSPY 6847, GEDU 6130, and GEPY 6608, which together provide a balanced foundation of theory, applied practice, and research skills. Students are provided with program, practicum, and internship policy manuals that outline the specific professional, program, and personal requirements necessary for successful completion. Practicum and internship placements are integral to the program, offering hands-on experience in school settings, although they may involve additional costs for materials and travel, which are the responsibility of the student. This combination of academic rigor, practical training, and research ensures graduates are well-prepared for professional roles as school psychologists.