Clinical Psychology
Master
In Belfast City
Description
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Type
Master
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Location
Belfast city (Northern Ireland)
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Duration
3 Years
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Start date
Different dates available
Overview: The aim of this Doctorate is to prepare students for professional employment as clinical psychologists in the personal health and social services and for research and teaching in clinical psychology. Applications are open - go to our website to download your application pack.
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About this course
A 2.1 Honours degree or above in Psychology or an equivalent qualification acceptable to the University and British Psychological Society, as the graduate basis for chartered membership. Those with a 2.2 Honours degree or an equivalent qualification acceptable to the University may also apply if they have also achieved a postgraduate qualification (eg Diploma/Masters) relevant to Clinical Psychology. As the programme typically has in excess of 200 applicants per year who meet these essential criteria, application forms are...
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Subjects
- Teaching
- Psychology
- Clinical Psychology
Course programme
Course Details
Modules include:
Advanced Psychological Interventions
Applied Research 1
Applied Research 2
Applied Research 3
Assessment and Formulation
Clinical Presentations of Adult and Childhood
Personal and Professional Development 1
Personal and Professional Development 2
Personal and Professional Development 3
Placement 1 (Foundations of Psychological Therapy)
Placement 2
Placement 3
Placement 4 (Specialist Services)
Placement 5 (Specialist Services)
Psychological Assessment
Psychological Therapies 1
Psychological Therapies 2
Specialist Clinical Presentations
In addition, students must also complete a 15,000-20,000 word dissertation on an approved topic.
All modules are compulsory.
Teaching and placement time occurs outside the normal semester schedule of the University. As employees of the DHSS, students are seconded full time to the professional doctorate.
Trainees are entitled to 27 annual leave days per year in addition to 10 statutory leave days. In addition, study and research leave is scheduled throughout the programme.
Assessment & FeedbackClinical, academic, research and personal and professional competencies are assessed through placement performance, academic and clinical coursework, research portfolio, examinations, in vivo examinations, and final research viva.
Learning and TeachingMorning and Afternoon.
Trainees are typically at the University 1-2 days per week and on clinical placement 3-4 days, although several 3-4 week teaching blocks are organised across the 3 years. Study and research time is scheduled.
Additional information
Clinical Psychology