School/Applied Child Psychology courses & timetables

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Courses & Timetables

 

School/Applied Child Psychology Research (MA Project to PhD) Trajectory of Studies:

For students admitted to the MA in Fall 2026 or earlier, also applies to PhD2 admissions (Fall 2027 and 2028) for students who completed the MA Project Concentration in School/Applied Child Psychology

Trajectory of Studies from MA (Project) to PhD
 

 

McGill Course Catalogue - All ECP graduate-level courses (500-level and above).

 

Courses and Timetables:

For students admitted in the PhD in Counselling Psychology as of Fall 2027 (applies to PhD1 and PsyD1 admissions)

Courses and Timetables

 

Courses and Timetables

 

Master of Arts (M.A.) Non-Thesis - Project

 Course Catalogue
 

MA1 Fall/Winter     MA2 Fall/Winter

 

Summer MA1 or MA2:  Students must enroll in a total of 18 credits of Research Project  Courses. Students are expected to register for EDSP 691 Research Project 1 (3 credits) in the Fall Semester of MA2 and EDSP 692 Research Project 2 (3cr)  in the Winter Semester of MA 2.  Students can register for the remaining  research project credits in the summer of MA 1 or 2, depending on the year they are being funded, in order to maintain full time student status. Students receiving funding are encouraged to contact  schoolpsych.education [at] mcgill.ca (ECP Program Coordinators) for registration advice regarding their specific situation. 

 

Students also do not register for EDSP or EDPE 600D1/D2 - School Psychology Seminar/Current Topics: Educational Psychology but must attend in their second year of study. Students attend this course over two years but only enroll during their MA2 year.


PhD

Course Catalogue
 

PhD2 Fall/Winter     PhD3 Fall/Winter
 

The timetable is for students who graduate from McGill’s MA School/Applied Child Psychology (non-thesis) Project Concentration program only. In order to meet OPQ accreditation requirements, students admitted to the PhD with an MA degree from another University may have a different individual course of study from the one illustrated on this page.

 

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