Society of Gynaecology & Obstetrics of Nigeria

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The programmes are open to all interested candidates. Candidates applying for the Masters Programme must have a minimum of 1st First Degree in the Psychological Sciences, whereas the PGD course is open to all candidates with a minimum of first degree in any field/discipline.

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1. All Listed Certificates
2. Medical Report
3. Passport Photograph
4. Information Page of your International Passport(International Students)
5. For Priest and Religious
    a. Letter from your Bishop/Superior explaining why you need to be trained.
    b. Celebrate (for Priests)

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No. Upon admission however, candidates could apply to agencies that may be willing to offer some form of scholarship or bursary grants.
Early applications for such grants stand a better chance.

It is mandatory for every candidate to bring along personal laptops and stationeries. PSI uses modern methods of course delivery and would expect every student to be compliant.

Duration of study for all Master’s Degrees
The duration of study for master degrees shall extend over a period of not less than four trimesters.
Academic Year and Trimesters
An academic year is equivalent to two trimesters. A trimester is made up of 15 weeks – 14 weeks of teaching and one week of examinations.

Student Assessment for Master’s Degrees
Course work, Examination and Thesis

1. Continuous Assessment: Continuous Assessment is done throughout the trimester and constitutes 40% of the total mark for each course.
2. Trimester Examinations: Each student is required to take an end of trimester examination. This constitutes 60% of the total mark for each course.
3. Practicum: These are part of Continuous Assessment and/or End of trimester Examinations.
4. Thesis: Each student is required to conduct research and write a thesis. The thesis is written under the guidance of two supervisors. It is assessed by three examiners: two internal and an external examiner. A thesis constitutes 30% of the final grade.
5. Comprehensive Examinations: Comprehensive Examinations, both oral and written, are done by each student. Comprehensive Examinations constitute 20% of the final grade.
Duration of study for the PGD programme

The post-graduate diploma in psycho-spiritual trauma healing is a two-semester programme. A semester is made up of 15 weeks – 14 weeks of teaching and one week of examinations.

Student Assessment for PGD Programme
Coursework, Examination, and Thesis
  1. Continuous Assessment: Continuous Assessment is done throughout the semester and constitutes 40% of the total mark for each course.
  2. Semester Examinations: Each student is required to take an end of semester examination. This constitutes 60% of the total mark for each course.
  3. Practicum: These are part of Continuous Assessment and/or End of semester Examinations.
  4. Comprehensive Examinations: Comprehensive Examinations, both oral and written, are done by each student. Comprehensive Examinations constitute 30% of the final grade.
Duration of the Certificate Programme

The course involves an intensive one-week in-class training, followed by six weeks of supervised counselling practice by the trainees in their various locations. Only Candidates who successfully complete these two components of the course are awarded Certificates