Fuller Theological Seminary

What you'll study

Coursework and training focus on advanced psychopathology, psychological assessment, intervention strategies, research methodology, and professional ethics. The programme balances didactic seminars, supervised clinical practicum, and a sustained original research project (dissertation) that contributes to knowledge in clinical psychology.

Entry requirements

Applicants are typically expected to hold a relevant master’s degree or the equivalent preparation in psychology, demonstrate research experience and potential, and meet clinical training prerequisites. Admissions usually require academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, a research statement, and an interview. Specific prerequisites and credential requirements vary by institution and licensure pathways.

Career prospects

Graduates pursue licensure as clinical psychologists and work in settings such as private practice, hospitals, community mental health agencies, and university departments. Career paths include clinical service delivery, clinical/research faculty positions, program leadership, and policy or consulting roles that require high-level expertise in assessment, intervention, and research.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Funding for doctoral study can come from institutional scholarships, teaching or research assistantships, clinical practicum stipends, external fellowships, and loan programs. Prospective students should review the programme’s graduate funding pages and contact the admissions office to learn about typical assistantship availability, application procedures, and opportunities tied to research projects or clinical placements.