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University of Tulsa
Clinical Psychology, M.A.
- Tulsa, USA
MA
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Master of Arts program in Clinical Psychology at the University of Tulsa is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of psychological principles and clinical practices. The ...
Adler University
Master of Arts Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling
- Chicago, USA
MA
On-Campus
English
Adler University’s Master of Arts (M.A.) in Counseling: Specialization in Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling program prepares socially responsible clinicians to maximize employment and social participation outcomes, living independence and quality of life for individuals who face physical, psychological, and social challenges. Trained to confront systemic barriers and increase opportunities for inclusion, our graduates are well equipped to empower populations such as people with disabilities, the elderly, veterans, and injured workers/athletes in a wide range of settings.
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Pursuing a Master's degree in Clinical Ethics enables you to navigate complex moral challenges at the intersection of healthcare and ethics. This field is increasingly important, focusing on developing the skills necessary to address ethical dilemmas in clinical practice and healthcare policies.
Through courses in bioethics, health law, and ethical decision-making, you'll study key concepts that shape patient care, research, and public health. You'll become adept at analyzing case studies, evaluating ethical frameworks, and crafting well-supported ethical recommendations. Students strengthen critical thinking skills as they engage with real-world dilemmas that impact patient outcomes and policies.
As you explore topics like end-of-life decisions, informed consent, and patient autonomy, you'll develop competencies in consulting with healthcare teams and facilitating ethical discussions. Graduates often work as clinical ethicists, policy advisors, or educators in various healthcare settings, driving ethical standards in patient care and advancing society's understanding of health-related moral issues. This degree prepares you to contribute significantly to conversations that shape the future of healthcare ethics.