41. Mm-psychology Colleges, educational institutions, Personnel Departments. Health Human Services, Research institutions. Association For Women in psychology PO Box 11474 Portland http://career.boisestate.edu/mm-psychology.htm

Career Center Boise State Career Center Students/Alumni Employers ... FAQs Psychology To learn more about how and where to search for information on the following occupations, visit researching careers . For further assistance in choosing a career, make an appointment to see one of the Boise State Career Counselors . When viewing the following lists of occupations, please note that some occupations require advanced degrees. SAMPLE OCCUPATIONS BACHELORS DEGREE Market Research Analyst Armed Forces Officer Medical Sales Representative Child Welfare Case Worker Probation Officer Corrections Officer Police Officer Employment Counselor Public Relations Specialist Hotel Manager Retail (Buying, Managing, Display) Human Resources Specialist Sales Teacher (Secondary, Elementary) Interior Designer Special Education Teacher Market Researcher (See Marketing Careers) Teacher Aides MASTERS DEGREE Addiction Counselor Health Care Counselor Agency Counselor Aids Counselor Mental Health Counselor Career Counselor Rehabilitation Counselor Clinical Counselor School Counselor Elementary Counselor DOCTORAL DEGREE Child Psychologist Experimental Psychologist Clinical Psychologist Human Factors Psychologist Cognitive Psychologist Industrial Psychologist College/University Professor Neuro-Psychologist Community Psychologist Organizational Psychologist Consumer Psychologist Psychotherapist Counseling Psychologist Research Psychologist Development Psychologist School Psychologist Educational Psychologist

42. Educational Psychology, Texas Tech University Libraries the needs of individuals, educational institutions and agencies behalf of clients in education, government, and organization that represents psychology in the http://library.ttu.edu/ul/subjects/social_sciences/education/educational_psychol

RESEARCH Online Catalog Journals/Magazines Find Articles ... SITEMAP Printable version University Library Subject Area Research Resources Social Sciences Education Educational Psychology National Center for Education Statistics NCES is the primary federal entity for collecting and analyzing data that are related to education in the United States and other nations. Buros Institute of Mental Measures The Buros Institute of Mental Measurements provides professional assistance, expertise, and information to users of commercially published tests. The Institute promotes meaningful and appropriate test selection, utilization, and practice. The Educational Testing Service Network Educational Testing Service is the world's premier educational measurement institution and a leader in educational research. A private nonprofit company, dedicated to serving the needs of individuals, educational institutions and agencies, and governmental bodies in 181 countries, ETS develops and annually administers more than 11 million tests worldwide on behalf of clients in education, government, and business. American Psychological Association Based in Washington, DC, the American Psychological Association (APA) is a scientific and professional organization that represents psychology in the United States. With more than 150,000 members, APA is the largest association of psychologists worldwide.

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A Measurement of India's Secularist Policies by S.K. Menon Indigenous Indian Understandings of Secularism as Reflected in the Behavior of the Indian State Introduction: Significance of the proposed research project: It is widely recognized that secularism as enshrined in the Indian constitution is different from the Western understandings of this concept. In the West, secularism is seen as the separation between the Church and the State, the Chambers dictionary definition being that "the State, morals and education should be independent of religion". In contrast, a harmonious construction of all the relevant provisions of the Indian constitution leads us to the notion that all religions- are deserving of equal treatment because all of them are equally necessary for the moral well being of their adherents. The implication is that the State will also support institutions promoting minority religions. This conception of secularism is not something that the framers of the constitution slipped into unwittingly. There is a general perception, often actively promoted by Western scholars, that secularism is a value that India acquired from its colonial past. Such a perception is based on the stereotypical Western view that India is really a land riven by differences of religion, caste and creed that needed this infusion of a Western idea of secularism to become a viable, cohesive nation-state. However, it completely ignores the long tradition of toleration of heterogeneous beliefs that has characterized the Indic civilization: The Sanskrit phrase, "

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Personal Salary Report My Benefits My Performance Self-Test ... Set Your Edition Enter search criteria Help Back to Salary Back to Learning A College Degree Lasts a Lifetime ... Popular Degree Categories Pyschology Career Education and Advancement Simply having a degree in psychology is not sufficient education to practice. Both psychologists and counselors must have graduate degrees and work experience to be eligible for a professional license. Job description Psychologists and counselors study the human mind and behavior. Generally, they also make a living trying to help people understand and overcome their troublesome emotions and behaviors. Psychologists apply their knowledge in many different areas, including health, management, education, law, and sports. Psychologists and counselors must have strong communication skills and be able to quickly assess emotionally charged situations. They must be able to learn new methods and skills on an ongoing basis. They also need to be interested in people and the functioning of the human mind. A day in the life Area of specialty and place of employment will have a lot of bearing on the working conditions in this field. Those specializing in school and clinical areas, and counselors with their own private practices will generally set their own hours, but will often see their patients in the evening and on weekends. Those working in hospitals and other health facilities will usually be required to work shifts that include weekend and evening hours. School psychologists tend to work normal daytime hours.

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Naropa University , Boulder, CO 80302-6697 Graduate Programs: Art Therapy, Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, Environmental Policy and Resource Management, Gerontology, Psychology, Religion, Therapies/Dance, Drama, and Music, Writing. Regis University, Denver, CO 80221 Graduate Programs: Accounting, Allied Health, Business Administration and Management, Communication, Counseling Psychology, Education, Electronic Commerce, Finance and Banking, Industrial and Manufacturing Management, Information Science, Liberal Studies, Management Information Studies, Management of Technology, Marketing, Nonprofit Management, Nursing, Pastoral Ministry and Counseling, Physical Therapy, Psychology, Social Sciences. University of Colorado at Boulder , Boulder, CO 80309 Graduate Programs: University of Colorado at Denver , Denver, CO 80217-3364 Graduate Programs: University Denver , Denver, CO 80208 Graduate Programs:

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Where did the 1999 Postgraduate Certificate in Psychology graduates go ? Careers Education and Placement Centre I. Introduction The information in this paper is extracted from the Graduate Employment Survey of 1999 to answer the following questions about full-time Postgraduate Certificate in Psychology graduates : - How many had been employed by December, 1999 ? Among those who were employed full-time, how long did it take them to get their first job offer ? In which sectors were they employed ? How much salary did they receive ? How many job offers did they receive ? Who were their employers and what were their job titles ? II. Employment Situations in 1999 Of the 13 full-time graduates from this programme, 10 responded to the survey. Their employment situations are listed below. PCPsych HKU Overall* No. No. No. No. No. of respondents Employed Unemployed seeking F/T job Further Studies Emigrated/Returned to home country Not seeking F/T job HKU Overall refers to the figure for the HKU Taught Postgraduate Programme graduates. III. Time Taken to Secure Employment

47. Links To Partner Institutions is responsible for the University s strategic partnerships with other institutions. UK. NHS Trust) Validation since 199798 of an MSc in educational psychology. http://www.essex.ac.uk/about/institutions.htm

A to Z departments about the university travel ... help The University of Essex has a range of validation agreements and collaborations with educational institutions both in the UK and abroad. The Learning Partnerships Section is responsible for the University's strategic partnerships with other institutions. UK South East Essex College , Southend on Sea The University of Essex and South East Essex College signed a partnership agreement in March 1999 to deliver a range of degree schemes in South Essex. The venture brings together an established research based university in partnership with a successful and innovative further education college and the innovative partnership is designed to bring higher education provision and activity to, and for, the whole of South Essex. A range of degree programmes in social studies (including health and tourism management), business, design, computing, sports studies and media technology were available from 2001/2. The new Foundation Degree is also available, in E-Commerce. ( More details Tavistock Clinic , London (Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust) Validation since 1997-98 of an MSc in Educational Psychology. Extensive co-operation in the health studies area with the University's Health and Social Services Institute and the Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies. Recent additions to the academic provision include a Doctorate in Educational Psychology, an MA in Foundations of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Professional Doctorates in Clinical Psychology and Counselling Psychology, all run jointly by the University and the Trust.

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Welcome Goals of conference Panel and Committee Programme and Abstracts 16 June, 14.00 – 17.00 UNDERGRADUATE PSYCHOLOGY EDUCATION -1 Hammond, Nick University of York, UK N.Hammond@psych.york.ac.uk 16 June, 14.00 – 17.00 The regulation of Psychology curricula, teaching and assessment in UK Universities This complex set of influences results in positive and, on occasions, less productive pressures on educational practice. Examples of both of these will be presented in the paper. The presentation is intended to form the basis for discussions of regulatory structures and mechanisms in other countries and the influences these have on psychology education. Swan, Desmond Psychological Society of Ireland, Ireland swan@indigo.ie 16 June, 14.00 – 17.00 Psychology Education in Ireland While evidence from ancient manuscripts shows that psychology, applied to the care of the sick, was taught in Ireland as early as the eighth century, it became formalised only since the eighteenth century, and that mainly in the teacher training context. However, psychology as a science and as a profession in its own right, has grown rapidly in this country and is now one of the most popular subjects in Universities here. Wilson, Peter

49. Teacher Education In China(III) there were 229 general higher education institutions in China Pedagogy, Preschool Education, Special Education, psychology, educational Technology, Chinese http://www.edu.cn/20010101/21925.shtml

HomePage English Education in China Teacher Education ... Brief Introduction Teacher Education In China(III) Pre-service Training of Primary and Secondary School Teachers General Higher Teacher Education Regular Secondary Teacher Education Regular secondary teacher education aims mainly at training teachers for primary schools, kindergartens and special education. In 1998, there were 875 regular secondary colleges of teacher training in China with 920, 000 enrollments. Out of these 875 colleges, there were 811 regular secondary teacher training schools,61 for pre-school education and 3 for special education. The main task for regular secondary teacher education is to prepare teachers for primary school education. The main task of secondary pre-school teacher training schools is to educate kindergarten teachers. The main task of secondary special teacher- training schools is to educate special education teachers for primary schools . In 1998,there were 33 secondary special education teacher-training institutions in China, 3 out of which were fully devoted to special education institutions. In addition, optional courses of special education are offered in regular secondary schools of teacher training so as to enable their graduates to meet the future challenges of having handicapped children to study in the main stream.

50. Southern California University For Professional Studies at the graduate level in the behavioral science of psychology. Accreditation (CHEA) or, for nonUS institutions, an educational institution approved by an http://www.scups.edu/academic_program/program_details.asp?degree_program_id=8

51. PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR The Complete Guide to Graduate School Admission psychology and Related Fields IIB 193030 K4. Colleges, educational institutions. Community Shelters. http://www.career.fsu.edu/ccis/matchmajor/match_psy.html

PSYCHOLOGY The following list has been compiled utilizing various Career Center resources. This list is not inclusive of all occupations available with an educational focus in psychology, but does give examples of typical occupations for the educational levels specified. Some of the occupations listed for the baccalaureate degree can be pursued with no additional education; others will require some additional education. For details on specific requirements, consult a career advisor for appropriate Career Center resources. SAMPLE OCCUPATIONS: Please ask a Career Advisor for help in identifying resources for the following occupations and job titles. Note that some of these options may require an advanced degree. Bachelor’s Degree Armed Forces Officer Child Welfare Case Worker Corrections Officer Elementary Teacher Employment Counselor Hotel Manager Human Resources Specialist Interior Designer Market Research Analyst (See also Marketing Careers) Medical Sales Rep. Police Officer Probation Officer Psychology Paraprofessional Public Relations Specialist Retail (Buying, Managing, Display)

52. MSVU Education Department related to the curriculum of schools and other educational institutions. educational psychology This degree offers programs in four concentrations Evaluation http://www.msvu.ca/education/index.asp

Friday, June 11, 2004 Department of Education You will find: Bachelor of Education Graduate Education Summer Institutes Education Directory ... Student Resources Mount Saint Vincent University's Department of Education offers a dynamic and progressive two-year teacher education program. Students from across Canada and around the world contribute to the vibrant, multicultural learning environment. Suggestions from teachers, schools and community organizations are incorporated into the program while maintaining the elements of our core curriculum. The program prepares creative and reflective teachers. The Mount is also widely recognized, regionally and internationally, for its graduate programs in Education. We offer graduate programs that creatively combine theory and practice. We provide opportunities for teachers to gain the expertise they need to succeed in the classroom and become leaders in our schools. Bachelor of Education The following Bachelor of Education programs are offered through the Department of Education: Bachelor of Education (Elementary) The BEd (Elementary) program requires 10.5 units of study organized over two years. The program balances core curriculum subjects such as mathematics, language arts and science with optional studies in areas including: drama, French, health and music.

53. Psychological Studies In Education - Educational Psychology - University Of Albe researchers, analysts, or consultants in educational institutions, government agencies research and teaching positions in educational psychology departments in http://www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca/edpsychology/nav02.cfm?nav02=14231&nav01=13961

54. Edpac Around The Web Graduate Schools and Careers in psychology (Rider). Special Education / Back to the Index. Southern California educational institutions. 50 Best Web Sites. http://www.csulb.edu/~edpsychg/allweb2.html

edpac Around the Web Counseling Educational Administration ... Back to edpac This page was last modifed on Tuesday, 29-Jul-1997 13:39:15 PDT. About These Links The links to other web sites provided through this page are for the convenience of our students, colleagues, and alumni. Some of the links are for commercial services. The presence of the links here does not imply any endorsement of products or services offered. Please note that communications on the web are not generally secure. Users transmit credit card numbers and other personal information at their own risk. Web sites change their location from time to time. If you find that some of these links do not work, it may just be that their servers are down or overloaded. If you find that a site has moved or a link that no longer works we'd like to know about it. You can email us at edpac@csulb.edu . We are always looking for new sites to add to this page. Mail us your favorite links: edpac@csulb.edu Back to edpac This page was last modifed on Tuesday, 29-Jul-1997 13:39:15 PDT. New Links Added October 1996 SpecialEDge Newsletter California State Department of Education Association for Specialists in Group Work (ASGW) Cal TASH Added September 1996 San Jose Mercury News Psych Central: Dr. John Grohol's Mental Health Page

55. Psychology | Rural Health Careers Directory | School Of Rural Health | Faculty O hospitals, educational institutions, community centres, rehabilitation centres, prisons, sports organisations or private practice. Psychologists specialise in http://www.med.monash.edu.au/mrh/education/schools/careers/psychology.htm

SPOTLIGHT Careers Directory FAQs Survival Skills Contact Addresses Psychology Psychologists may research to extend the body of knowledge, which is used in a variety of ways to treat and/or predict behaviours, disorders or problems. Clientele can include organisations, families, couples, children and adults in industry, hospitals, educational institutions, community centres, rehabilitation centres, prisons, sports organisations or private practice. Psychologists specialise in a variety of areas: Counselling psychologists provide assessment, counselling and therapy for people or groups with everyday stresses and the resulting emotional and social problems. Educational and developmental psychologists provide assessment, intervention and counselling services for the management of developmental and educational issues across the lifespan. Clinical psychologists are concerned with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of a wide range of serious psychological difficulties affecting adults, children and families.

56. Department Of Career Services The therapy side of psychology expects a future need of specialization for teaching/research positions there are hundreds of educational institutions but the http://www.career.uconn.edu/majors/psychology.html

home students Career Exploratio What Can I Do With This Major? ... Potential Employers Description of Major When people first hear that you are considering a major in psychology, the initial thought is that you will be that typical psychiatrist counseling patients on a black leather couch. But there is much more to the field of psychology beyond that skewed image. Psychology investigates human development, mentoring roles, organizational structures, therapy techniques, and the connections of the mind to behavior. The knowledge and skills of psychology majors can be applied to but not restricted to the areas of residential care, social services, human resources, therapy, and teaching/research. Residential care facilities are focused on providing shelter and services for patients with a variety of issues including mental illness, drug abuse, and delinquency. Social service draws from many fields including childcare, law, political science, criminal justice, health and nutrition, and psychology. Entry into the field involves the seeking out of information, connecting clients with resources, and providing support to those searching for such information and resources. Human resource professionals attempt to create a company environment that fosters professional and career development for employees along with organizational development for group and company success.

57. Fielding Graduate Institute--World's First Ph.D In Media Psychology In addition, educational institutions now need faculty and staff who understand higher concepts in the media arts and sciences. The Fielding Media psychology http://www.fielding.edu/pr/mediapsych.htm

Fielding Focus Magazine Submit Site Map ... Search Fielding Graduate Institute Breaks New Ground With World's First Ph.D in Media Psychology SANTA BARBARA, Calif. April 15, 2003 "The convergence of media, technology, communication, art and science is transforming our world," said Dr. Bernard Luskin, director of the Fielding School of Psychology's new Media Psychology Ph.D. Program. "The study of media effects and understanding the psychology of media are fundamental to emerging social, commercial, and educational trends." "At Fielding, mid-career professionals bring highly developed technology skills and knowledge from an occupational specialty with them into the program," said School of Psychology Dean, Dr. Ronald Giannetti. "The purpose of the Fielding program is to develop high-level perceptions and theoretical understanding of the relationships between media and behavior." "There is a growing need for professional education to keep pace with rapid technological change. The Fielding Graduate Institute's new program is a major milestone among emerging programs in media studies, communication and psychology and translates research into action," said Dr. Elizabeth Carll, president of the Media Psychology Division of the American Psychological Association.

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60. UG/Chapter_3_Department_of_Counseling_Educational_Psychology_Adult_Higher_Ed The Department of Counseling, educational psychology, and Adult and Higher Education for advanced study for careers in educational institutions serving adult http://www.utsa.edu/ucat/UGCatalog02-04/Chapter3/Ch3cepahe.htm

1. Bachelor's Degree Regulations 2. College of Business 3. College of Education and Human Development Bicultural-Bilingual Studies ... Students COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT OF COUNSELING, EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, AND ADULT AND HIGHER EDUCATION The Department of Counseling, Educational Psychology, and Adult and Higher Education provides support work for undergraduate degrees and offers two programs leading to the masters degree. The Master of Arts in Education with an emphasis in Adult and Higher Education offers the opportunity for advanced study for careers in educational institutions serving adult learners. The Master of Arts degree in Counseling offers the opportunity for advanced study and professional development in the field of counseling. (See the UTSA Graduate Catalog for further information.) Privacy Notice

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