This specialization explores the science and practice of understanding, diagnosing, and treating mental and emotional disorders. The course includes general psychology, abnormal behavior, psychological testing, counseling, developmental and health psychology, and psychotherapeutic techniques. Students develop skills to assess psychological problems, conduct therapy, and support those in need. Hands-on training takes place through case studies, internships, supervised clinical practice, and community outreach, preparing graduates for roles in mental health clinics, schools, hospitals, and social service agencies, or further study in psychology.