Jamie,
do you mean clinical/experimental psychology or educational psychology -
I think there might be more long distance programs in Ed. Psych which
have a counselling Psych and instructional psych focus in Education
Faculties.
For instance I think that SFU FAculty of Ed. has some cohort programs that
are not residency based. I guess I am not sure what you mean by "long
distance" - if that means that there is no face to face instruction, or
once a month weekend long meetings supported with on line instruction.
kathryn
>Sorry for being off topic, but thought this would be a good forum to get
>an answer.
>
>Does anyone know of any *Canadian* long-distance PhD programs in
>Psychology or Neuropsychology?
>
>Thanks for any help.
>
>Jamie MacKinnon
>613 782 7124
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