California School of Professional Psychology has degree programs in Mental Health Practice at the master's and doctoral levels, as well as an Organizational Psychology. Our practice degrees at the master's level include Clinical Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy program which has a master's degree and a doctoral degree, we have a Social Work program, which is fully online. And all of those lead to licensure as a Social Worker, Clinical Counselor, Marriage and Family Therapist.
And then our Psychology doctoral programs, we have four PhD programs, and five PsyD programs. All are accredited and all lead to licensure as a Clinical Psychologist. So the learning includes placement in a community organization, where you're doing therapy, doing assessment, working with an organization. And what that means is if there's a local Veterans Administration Clinic that offers supervision that a student would be placed in that clinic, they would under supervision of one of the Psychologists or Social Workers or Counselors there see clients.
Students also do research in the community they might join, for example, with a local Sheriff's Department in our Fresno campus, or even the County Coroner. The benefit of coming to Alliant and I think the unique thing for our graduate students, it's the university's commitment from top to bottom to make an impact on communities, and when a student has a vision and a dream of making an impact what they'll find at Alliant are that their faculty, their staff, their fellow students, administrators all share that commitment and will equip them to serve the communities.
