Concentrations and Areas of Emphasis

At William James College, we are proud to offer academic concentrations for our students.

A student has a few options for concentration areas.

Pick a program-specific concentration or area of emphasis. These are unique to each academic degree program.
Choose a college-wide concentration. These are widely available to most students, depending on your program. Credits and requirements vary by your degree.
Pursue both a program-specific concentration or area of emphasis and a college-wide concentration.
You do not have to choose a concentration.

Academic Program	Program-Specific Concentrations or Areas of Emphasis	College-Wide Concentrations
Clinical Psychology, PsyD	Children & Families of Adversity & Resilience Clinical Health Psychology Forensic Psychology Geropsychology Neuropsychology	African & Caribbean Mental Health Asian Mental Health Global Mental Health Latino Mental Health Military & Veterans Psychology
Leadership Psychology, PsyD	Educational Leadership Leading Non-Profits and NGOs Neuroscience of Leadership Psychology	African & Caribbean Mental Health Asian Mental Health Global Mental Health Latino Mental Health
Applied Behavior Analysis, MA	N/A	N/A
Clinical Mental Health Counseling, MA	General Track Couples & Family Therapy Forensic & Correctional Counseling Health & Behavioral Medicine Substance Use & Addictions	African & Caribbean Mental Health Asian Mental Health Global Mental Health Latino Mental Health Military & Veterans Psychology
Organizational Leadership, MA	N/A	Asian Mental Health
Organizational Psychology, MA	Talent Management	African & Caribbean Mental Health Asian Mental Health Global Mental Health
School Psychology, MA and Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies (CAGS)	Children & Families of Adversity & Resilience	African & Caribbean Mental Health Asian Mental Health Global Mental Health Latino Mental Health
Executive Coaching, Graduate Certificate	N/A	N/A
School Climate & Social Emotional Learning, Graduate Certificate	N/A	N/A
Psychology & Human Services, BS	Substance Use and Addictions	N/A