COVID-19 Coping Resources & Administrative Support
Due to ongoing concerns about the health and safety of our students, staff and faculty amidst COVID-19, APHD has moved all current courses online for the remainder of the fall term. In addition, all staff have the option of telecommuting and will be answering emails and telephone calls from off-site. You can find more information on how to connect with our staff on the APHD Administrative Support page listed below.
To support our community, we have put together some resources to help you cope and connect amidst COVID-19. You can find a list of these resources on the COVID-19 Coping Resources page listed below.
APHD Administrative Support page
COVID-19 Coping Resources page
The Department of Applied Psychology & Human Development (APHD) is a research-intensive department, boasting some of the finest, internationally-known scholars in their fields who teach in our five graduate programs:
- Child Study and Education (Teacher Education program)
- Counselling and Clinical Psychology
- Counselling Psychology
- Developmental Psychology and Education
- School and Clinical Child Psychology
Our programs focus on basic and applied research pertaining to children, adolescents and adults.
Looking to Apply for Fall 2022?
Are you interested in applying to one of our graduate programs for Fall 2022? Attend our Fall Open House on October 16, 2021 and learn more!
Explore our graduate programs
MASTERS DEGREES
(MA & MEd)
1-2 YEAR PROGRAMS
BECOME A:
- Teacher
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Counsellor
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University researcher
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Psychological Associate
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Global mental health specialist
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Psychotherapist
DOCTORAL DEGREES
(PhD & EdD)
4-6 YEAR PROGRAMS
BECOME A:
- School psychologist
- Early learning specialist
- Clinical psychologist
- Researcher
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Psychotherapist
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Unique to our department are teaching intensive experiences within the Dr. Eric Jackman Institute of Child Study Laboratory School and the OISE's Psychology Clinic that provide students with rich practical experiences to advance understanding and innovation. In addition, faculty research is supported by facilities within the Jackman Institute of Child Study, the Indigenous Education Network, and departmental laboratories.
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GRAD HUB (School of Graduate Studies)
Our students are part of a supportive and diverse community of scholars. You'll have the opportunity to become involved in the student association, work with outstanding faculty, participate in cross-curricular learning, and more.
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