RPC-SO-08-No.118-2025
Clinical Psychology
Availability at
Campus
Guayaquil, Samborondón
RPC-SO-08-No.118-2025
Clinical Psychology
Availability at
Campus
Guayaquil, Samborondón
Degree awarded: Licenciado/a en Psicología Clínica
Mode of study
On Campus
Duration
4 years
To educate a well-rounded professional capable of addressing the challenges of the profession in national and international contexts by managing the processes of mental health promotion, prevention, assessment, diagnosis, intervention, and rehabilitation. With strong theoretical and practical training, a humanistic perspective, and social responsibility, graduates will be able to foster mental health and well-being at the individual, family, and community levels.
Program
curriculum
Admission Requirements
Color copy of the National ID card (cédula) or passport with visa for international students.
Two recent, color, passport-size photos.
Copy of school report card
Graduate Profile
Perform processes of analysis and interpretation of information in diverse contexts, promote the evaluation of data to make well-founded judgments, and maintain a reflective and respectful approach toward different perspectives with the aim of contributing effective solutions to complex problems.
Effectively lead work teams, assume commitments that contribute to the improvement and development of an organization, and promote collaborative leadership to strengthen cohesion and achieve common goals, with an ethical and responsible attitude in joint decision-making for conflict resolution.
Generate original ideas in diverse contexts, encourage the association of concepts and the identification of relationships among factors to address challenges in an innovative way, and maintain an open and flexible attitude toward change with a critical focus on implementing original and creative solutions.
Develop a logical and structured sequence of research processes autonomously and creatively, to generate new knowledge and apply and strengthen existing knowledge, collect and analyze data clearly and coherently, and maintain a critical and ethical focus at all stages of the research process.
Apply theoretical models of psychology to understand human behavior, evaluate emotional, cognitive, and social processes, and integrate scientific evidence to support psychological interventions that promote wellness and mental health.
Apply clinical assessment techniques, including evaluation instruments and interviews, to identify psychological needs and design appropriate intervention plans with ethical standards and cultural sensitivity.
Implement therapeutic strategies to support individuals, families, and groups according to clinical needs, fostering resilience, emotional regulation, and adaptive functioning within a framework of professional ethics and respect for human dignity.
Promote ethical and responsibly grounded psychological practices, respecting human rights, diversity, and cultural differences while contributing to personal, community, and social well-being through evidence-based and respectful interventions.
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Degree awarded: Licenciado/a en Psicología Clínica
To educate a well-rounded professional capable of addressing the challenges of the profession in national and international contexts by managing the processes of mental health promotion, prevention, assessment, diagnosis, intervention, and rehabilitation. With strong theoretical and practical training, a humanistic perspective, and social responsibility, graduates will be able to foster mental health and well-being at the individual, family, and community levels.
Mode of study
On Campus
Duration
4 years
