The graduate programs in Applied Psychology offer students access to short‑term, faculty‑led study abroad opportunities through the Office of Global Affairs, allowing them to engage with psychological theory, research, and practice in diverse cultural and community contexts around the world.
Students interested in studying abroad must consult with their academic advisor for further guidance to confirm which degree requirements the programs listed below may fulfill by emailing the masters program.
Ghana: Cross-Cultural Counseling
Immerse yourself in contemporary Ghanaian culture and explore the ways in which helping professionals’ and clients’ worldview, values, and biases are shaped by multiple cultural influences.
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Italy: Child Development in a Social-Cultural Context
Using Italy as a case study, this course examines parenting views and practices at different points in children’s development, from various theoretical perspectives, and through a cultural lens.
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