Learning Outcomes - Psychology (Graduate)

Seattle University Graduate Psychology students should be able to:

• Interpret human experience in a way that is informed by the existential phenomenological and hermeneutical tradition and the humanities.
  
• Discern the implications of this traditions valuing of lived experience for psychotherapeutic work and for qualitative research.
  
• Approach their clinical work in a way that reflects solid clinical training, ethical reflectiveness and sensitivity to underserved populations in the community              
  
• Demonstrate a deepened reflectiveness and self-understanding, especially in the context of their psychotherapeutic work.
  
• Pursue further graduate studies and/or meet the educational requirements for Washington State licensure as mental health professionals.

For complete list of Learning Outcomes for Seattle University Graduate Students, click here.