Child Psychology Degrees

Psychology Schools that Offer Child Psychology Courses

Child Psychology is a division of psychology that focuses on the social, mental, and emotional development of children only. Child Psychologists are specially trained and equipped to study children's issues and treat them. A specialized degree is required to become a Child Psychologist. Generally a Bachelor's degree is a minimum qualification, and the majority of Child Psychologists are Doctoral graduates. Child Psychologists work in a variety of settings, as researchers with institutes or universities, or as private practitioners. Coursework in Child Psychology includes study of child development from prenatal period through maturity, cognitive psychology, language development, learning, perception, and social behavior studies. A degree in Child Psychology usually leads to graduate studies for further specialization.

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Connecticut
Post University		Waterbury, Connecticut 6723
	Program Name: B.S. in Child Studies Campus: Waterbury (Day) Discipline: Child Psychology Degree(s) Offered: Bachelors Degree Class Offered via: Campus