Interdisciplinary Credit Programs

The Department of Psychology emphasizes interdisciplinary integration. Students enrolling in Academic Year 113 (2024) or later may complete any on-campus Credit Program or Micro-Program to satisfy graduation requirements.

Students enrolled prior to Academic Year 113 must complete one of the following specific credit programs: "Program in Health Care for an Aging Society," "Program in Marketing Management," "Program in Child Development and Early Intervention," "Program in Art Therapy," or "Micro-program in Art Therapy."

Program in Health Care for an Aging Society

Program in Marketing Management

This credit program aims to provide professional business knowledge in marketing and management, expanding employment opportunities in medical, healthcare administration, biotechnology, fragrance/cosmetics, and applied chemistry industries. Through a systematic curriculum, it cultivates professionals with foundational marketing strategies and management abilities, enhancing students' competitive advantage in diverse workplaces.For details and regulations, please visit KMU Credit Programs - College of Health Sciences

Program in Child Development and Early Intervention

This credit program combines Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Psychology, and Speech Therapy, focusing on child development processes and early intervention needs. The curriculum covers developmental theories, assessment screening, and intervention strategies, aiming to cultivate professionals capable of early detection of developmental delays and interdisciplinary collaboration to provide appropriate intervention services.For details and regulations, please visit KMU Credit Programs - College of Health Sciences

Program in Art Therapy

Led by the Department of Psychology, this credit program provides systematic art therapy training. The curriculum combines counseling theories with visual arts creation, exploring non-verbal communication modes and media application. It aims to cultivate talents with professional art therapy knowledge and practical foundations, enhancing students' diverse helping abilities in the mental health field.For details and regulations, please visit KMU Credit Programs - College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Micro-program in Art Therapy

This micro-program aims to establish a foundational understanding of art therapy. Through experiential teaching and core courses, it guides students to understand the function and therapeutic mechanisms of art media in psychotherapy. It is suitable for students interested in psychological exploration or those wishing to apply art as an auxiliary tool in future helping professions.For details and regulations, please visit KMU Credit Programs - College of Humanities and Social Sciences