Master of Clinical Psychology

Overview At a glance As a clinical psychologist you may be employed in a wide range of practice-related fields including outpatient, inpatient, counselling, educational, forensic, health and other settings that focus on assisting people across the lifespan, from children through to elderly.  You may also be employed in teaching and research settings.  Upon graduation you may  work in both the private sector and the public sector, including hospitals, government departments and agencies. Study modes On-Campus Courses/units 14/96 Availability Rockhampton,  Duration 2 years full-time, 4 years part-time Intake dates March **   Students who are offered a place in this course will be able to defer entry to this course for a maximum of 12 months following selection. After that period of time the offer of a course place will lapse.
Career opportunities Completion of the Master of Clinical Psychology will enable you to persue employment opportunities in roles such as:public mental healthpublic community healthprivate practicehospital psychology settingseducational settingschild and adolescent mental health agenciesoccupational health.You can also explore the range of career options by visiting the Australian Psychological Society website www.psychology.org.au. ...