Curriculum Tree

 

A curriculum tree is a diagram that shows the relationship between courses and diploma policies (degree awarding policies).
Based on the diploma policy, this shows which subjects relate to which abilities students should acquire by the time of graduation.

 

Curriculum Tree

 

Graduate school of Human Sciences Studies in Clinical Psychology

 

 

 

Diploma Policy

The Graduate Graduate school of Human Sciences Yamanashi Eiwa University (Studies in Clinical Psychology) certifies students who have completed the required number of credits in a curriculum primarily aimed at training clinical psychology specialists, and who have passed the master's thesis review and final examination, thereby demonstrating the abilities and qualities listed below, and awards them a degree.

 

1. Students will have a self-motivated attitude to continue learning and have subjects to study even after graduating from this graduate school.
2. They have an interpersonal approach that focuses on both individuals and groups, and understand that their role is to provide interpersonal assistance by interacting with people with respect, humility and sincerity, while making the most of them.
3. They have the practical ability to determine appropriate assistance and intervention in any clinical field, including medicine, education, industry, welfare, and the legal system, and to implement them in collaboration with local specialist institutions.
4. Possess the knowledge and methods to investigate and study issues in the workplace based on psychological methods and perspectives, and to provide proposals for solutions.
5. They have the power to educate people in schools, communities, companies, etc. about the importance of mental health for prevention.
6. As a clinician, I have a view of life and death based on Christian principles, and I am able to utilize this in my clinical interactions, particularly in the areas of palliative care and assistance for the elderly, which involve issues facing death.