Master of Psychology (Clinical)

This program commences in late January of the first year of study.
Students enrolled in full-time study will complete seven courses of study and one placement during the first year and two further placements and the research project during the second year.
The research thesis is in the form of a literature review and a research article of a specified length.
Academic Program Rules The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.
Master of Psychology (Clinical) Example Study Plan First Year Core Courses - 8 courses Summer Semester PSYCHOL 7130 Evidence-based Practice PSYCHOL 7131 Interviewing and Intervention Semester 1 PSYCHOL 7132 Psychological Assessment PSYCHOL 7133 Abnormal Psychology PSYCHOL 7135 Clinical Neuropsychology & Disability Semester 2 PSYCHOL 7134 Health Psychology PSYCHOL 7136 Advanced Child & Adult Intervention PSYCHOL 7141 Placement I Second Year Core Courses - 4 courses Semester 1 PSYCHOL 7140 Placement II PSYCHOL 7144 Research Project in Clinical Psychology I Semester 2 PSYCHOL 7143 Placement III PSYCHOL 7145 Research Project in Clinical Psychology II Assessment Coursework assessed by assignments and exams, placements assessed from reports by placement supervisor, and research report examined by two markers.