The
Neuropsychology Subprogram of the City University of New York Doctoral Program
in Psychology, located at Queens College, is comprised of two tracks: Basic
Neuropsychology and Clinical Neuropsychology. Both tracks involve training in
neuroscience and are heavily research-oriented.
The Basic Neuropsychology track consists of a 60-credit curriculum emphasizing competence in research and teaching in the area of brain-behavior relationships and focuses heavily on neuroscience topics.
The Clinical Neuropsychology track prepares students for careers as clinicians working with diverse patient populations. The Clinical Neuropsychology track provides students with a strong foundation in neuroscience, basic and clinical research opportunities, and clinical coursework and intensive externships.The curriculum includes 82 credits of coursework, two required years of externship experience (one year for course credit), and a two-year research project.In addition, Clinical students must complete a one-year internship.
Please click on the buttons to the left to find out more about the Neuropsychology Subprogram or go to the Neuropsychology student handbook for complete information.
For questions regarding the program please contact the program head Dr. Joshua C. Brumberg at joshua_brumberg@qc.edu. For an application or other written materials please contact the program secretary Mary Anne Schimatz at (phone) (718) 997-3630 (fax) (718) 997-3257.