The Certificate in Sport Psychology (CPSP) is designed for professionals in sport, performance-based fields, and other non-mental health graduates seeking to enhance their expertise. It provides supplemental education in sport psychology, exposing students to theoretical models, solution-focused skills, and relevant scientific research. The program emphasizes ethical, cultural, and professional topics, aiming to build a strong foundation in the field. This certificate is not intended to meet the educational requirements for specific professional licenses or certifications.
The Certificate in Sport Psychology is an 18-credit program consisting of six required core courses. The curriculum is structured to promote the integration of practical experience with academic learning, foster intellectual growth, and encourage the acquisition of psychological concepts and principles. It also emphasizes legal, ethical, and multicultural awareness within the behavioral sciences.
This certificate program is designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of professionals in sport and performance-related fields. It provides a foundation in sport psychology principles that can be applied to various roles.
This program is designed for individuals with baccalaureate degrees in sport, performance-based fields, or other non-mental health disciplines. The university does not guarantee that this program meets the educational requirements for specific professional licenses or certifications. Applicants should check with their state or jurisdiction regarding licensure requirements.
Tuition is charged per credit. The total cost is calculated based on the required credits for the program. Program length can be impacted by factors such as course load, transfer credits, and leaves of absence.
California Southern University is a member of the American InterContinental University System, which is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org).