Yeshiva University

Yeshiva University

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Description:
Molecular Pharmacology provides a multidisciplinary approach for studying cell function and development.

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Description:
A rigorous and relevant law school program combining practical instruction with theoretical inquiry. Particular strengths include Intellectual Property, Legal Theory, and Corporate and Commercial Law, but the faculty includes leading figures in wide range of subject areas.

Degree(s):
J.D.;
LL.M.

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Description:
A 24-credit program leading to the degree of Master of Laws. The program is open to graduates of American and foreign law schools and can be taken full- or part-time. Students construct their own course of study, focusing on the area(s) of particular interest to them, in consultation with the Program Director. Optional concentrations are available in the areas of Alternative Dispute Resolution; Corporate, Commercial and Securities Law; and International and Comparative Law. Optional LL.M. Thesis of substantial length written under the supervision of a faculty advisor.

Degree(s):
LL.M. -- General Studies

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Description:
One year twenty-four (24) credit program. Students create their own curriculum under supervision of director of this unique program juxtaposing legal theory with philosophy, political science, economics and more. LL.M. Thesis required on topic related to some aspect of comparative legal thought. Full-time and part-time.

Degree(s):
LL.M.

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Phone: 1-212-790-0274

Description:
One year twenty-four (24) credit program. Students create their own curriculum under supervision of director of this unique program juxtaposing legal theory with philosophy, political science, economics and more. LL.M. Thesis required on topic related to some aspect of comparative legal thought. Full-time and part-time.

Degree(s):
LL.M.

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Phone: 1-212-790-0274
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Description:
A one-year, 24-credit program leading to the degree of LL.M. Nationally recognized program provides extraordinarily wide range of basic and advanced courses in copyright, trademark, patent, and related areas. Optional thesis of substantial length written under the supervision of a faculty member. Full-or part-time.

Degree(s):
LL.M. -- Intellectual Property Law

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Phone: 1-212-960-5274
Fax: 1-212-960-0004

Description:
Concentrations in Bible; Jewish History; Jewish Philosophy; Semitic Languages,Literature, and Culture: Talmudic Studies;

Degree(s):
M.S.;

Ph.D.

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Phone: 1-718-430-3820
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Degree(s):
Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling Psychology
Clinical Psy.D.;Clinical (Health Emphasis) Ph.D.;School-Clinical Child Psy.D. (

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Phone: 1-718-430-3820

Description:
The Clinical Psychology Ph.D. (Health Emphasis) program at Yeshiva University follows a scientist-practitioner or "Boulder Model" training model. The program promotes the development of knowledge and skill base in applied clinical psychology. Furthermore, we encourage students to develop critical thinking skills that can be applied to real world situations, particularly in the medical and public health arenas. The completion of a Ph.D. requires independent scholarly work that represents a contribution to knowledge combined with comprehensive clinical training. The APA accredited Clinical Psychology program places an strong emphasis on Health Psychology. The training philosophy is aimed at training psychologists who are both clinically and academically prepared to work in health care or medical settings. In order to achieve this goal, our students receive in-depth training in the theoretical and practical aspects of clinical work and research methods. Moreover, in addition to general clinical psychology, the program provides complementary training in health psychology, physiological bases of behavior, and public health systems as the areas of more specialized focus. This program design is based on the premise that psychologists conducting physical and mental health-related research in health settings need clinical skills to complement their strong foundation in research methods, so that graduates will be capable of formulating and pursuing meaningful clinical research questions.

Accreditation Description:
American Psychological Association
Degree(s):
Ph.D.-Clinical Psychology

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Phone: 1-212-960-0800

Description:
Wurzweiler offers the MSW through a traditional day program, a program for employed persons, a summer block program and an interdenominational clergy program. The DSW program is designed for working professionals and holds classes on Thursday evenings and Sundays. Part time and full time programs are available.

Degree(s):
Certificate in Jewish Communal Services;
M.S.W.;
M.S.W./J.D;
D.S.W.