Students’ Scientific and Academic competences and aims of the course:

• Knowledge about theories of basic psychological: processes;
• Knowledge about elucidative theories in the fields of Educational, Social, Developmental, Personality, Work, Health and Clinical Psychology;
• Knowledge about intervention theories in the fields of Educational, Social, Developmental, Personality, Work, Health and Clinical Psychology;
• Analysis, written and oral synthesis ability;
• Ability to participate in research projects;
• Communication and relationship ability;
• Ability to use strict methods/techniques and assessment and psychological intervention instruments;
• Ability for theoretical and practical integration using conceptual frames of phenomena understanding;
• Ability to communicate knowledge and psychological methods and to link them with other subjects;
• Team work ability;
• Ability to manage resources;

Professional contexts:
Health Care Centres; Hospitals; Counselling and psychotherapy; Psychology and guidance services; Regular and Special Educational Institutions; Socio-educational and Communitarian Intervention Projects; Social Security Services; Protection Commissions of at-risk Child and Youth; Leisure Associations; Institutions dealing with drug-addicts; Dissuasion Commissions of the Institute of Drugs and Drug-addiction; Judicial System and Victim Support system; Youth Tutorship System; Family and Youth Courts; Communitarian Centres; Communitarian Investigation and Intervention Projects; Jail system; Employment Centres; Human Resources Management Services; Services of Professional Risks Prevention and Analysis; Research.

The course was evaluated by an external assessment commitee in 1996/1997 and 2003/2004. Report

Information

For information, please contact:

Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences - Porto University
Rua do Dr. Manuel Pereira da Silva 4200-392 PORTO
Telef.: 351 22 607 97 00
Fax: 351 22 607 97 25

> Projects and Public Relations Office
Telef.: 351 22 606 18 81 - 351 22 607 97 00
gprojectos@fpce.up.pt

> Academic Department
Telef.: 351 22 606 58 87 - 351 22 607 97 00
dacademica@fpce.up.pt

> ASSESSMENT RULES PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE DEGREE

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