Our online Master of Science in Psychology program, which prepares non-therapists for work in education, human services, and pastoral work. Our online Spiritual Direction Certificate program, which gives both clergy and laypeople the training they need to lead others in their spiritual growth. Our accredited program teaches the best empirical, scientific and clinical methods of psychology with a Catholic-Christian understanding of the person, marriage and family.
A unique 33-credit hour, 100% online program that allows students to explore the richness of understanding behaviors, emotions, and thoughts through the study of psychology. Prepares students for a role as a professional counselor working to promote health and emotional well-being emphasizing the integration of a Catholic-Christian worldview.
A unique 33-credit hour, 100% online program that allows students to explore the richness of understanding behaviors, emotions, and thoughts through the study of psychology. Prepares students for a role as a professional counselor working to promote health and emotional well-being emphasizing the integration of a Catholic-Christian worldview.
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In 1999, a group of psychologists and academicians saw the immense need for an institution of higher education that could bring psychology into harmony with the truth and wisdom of the Catholic-Christian vision of the human person, a life of virtue and moral values.
Mental health professionals that are grounded in an understanding of the nature and dignity of the human person can bring people to deeper levels of healing, and in effect, transform society on a greater level.
The Institute for the Psychological Sciences (Institute) was founded in 1997 by a group of mental health professionals, academicians, and clinicians, who perceived a need for a proper understanding of the interrelationship between psychology and its philosophical foundations.
Mental health professionals that are grounded in an understanding of the nature and dignity of the human person can bring people to deeper levels of healing, and in effect, transform society on a greater level.
The Institute for the Psychological Sciences (Institute) was founded in 1997 by a group of mental health professionals, academicians, and clinicians, who perceived a need for a proper understanding of the interrelationship between psychology and its philosophical foundations.
The Student Accounts Office helps students with all financial aspects during their studies at Divine Mercy University.
Your student account is a record of all expenses charged to you by the University for your education as well as all your corresponding payments, scholarships, and other credits.
This section has information about making payments for your tuition and other expenses directly related to your education here as well as an explanation of refunds, overpayments, and delinquent (past due) accounts.
Your student account is a record of all expenses charged to you by the University for your education as well as all your corresponding payments, scholarships, and other credits.
This section has information about making payments for your tuition and other expenses directly related to your education here as well as an explanation of refunds, overpayments, and delinquent (past due) accounts.
The mission of student services is to contribute to the achievement of the teaching and learning outcomes and support of student success in meeting the goals of the educational programs consistent with the institution's mission and identity and appropriate for the institution's graduate commuter and distance education students.
To accomplish this mission, the institution provides a variety of support services and programs to students at all locations.
These resources and services include writing resources, academic advising, mental health resources, disability services, campus ministry, financial aid and scholarships, online classroom support, and information technology.
To accomplish this mission, the institution provides a variety of support services and programs to students at all locations.
These resources and services include writing resources, academic advising, mental health resources, disability services, campus ministry, financial aid and scholarships, online classroom support, and information technology.
The Office of the Registrar provides academic support and information management to students, faculty, administrators, alumni and the general public and maintains the privacy and integrity of all records.
Our services to you include Enrollment, Registration, Academic Catalog & Policies, Calendars, Classroom Reservations, Courses and Course Schedules, Grades & Academic Progress, Application to Graduate, Degree Conferral & Commencement, Permanent Records & Database Administration, Enrollment Verification, and Transcript Requests.
Our services to you include Enrollment, Registration, Academic Catalog & Policies, Calendars, Classroom Reservations, Courses and Course Schedules, Grades & Academic Progress, Application to Graduate, Degree Conferral & Commencement, Permanent Records & Database Administration, Enrollment Verification, and Transcript Requests.
Elected in 2007 as the President of the Institute for the Psychological Sciences, now Divine Mercy University, Fr.
Charles Sikorsky, L.C., has devoted himself to growing the University's place in academia, the Church, our nation and the world.
A canon and civil lawyer trained in philosophy and theology from Baltimore, MD, Fr.
Charles earned his law degree from The University of Maryland School of Law after obtaining a B.A. in political economy from The Johns Hopkins University.
Upon entering the seminary, he earned degrees in philosophy and theology from the Regina Apostolorum Pontifical University and a Licentiate in Canon Law at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome.
Charles Sikorsky, L.C., has devoted himself to growing the University's place in academia, the Church, our nation and the world.
A canon and civil lawyer trained in philosophy and theology from Baltimore, MD, Fr.
Charles earned his law degree from The University of Maryland School of Law after obtaining a B.A. in political economy from The Johns Hopkins University.
Upon entering the seminary, he earned degrees in philosophy and theology from the Regina Apostolorum Pontifical University and a Licentiate in Canon Law at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome.
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