Psychology

The Master of Psychology will deepen your knowledge in a chosen area of specialisation and provide you with the practical training needed for a rewarding career.The Master of Psychology is designed for applicants with an approved bachelor honours degree in psychology (class I or IIA). The application process involves a range of requirements, including an interview – check with the School for details.Develop core professional competencies, including skills in counselling, behaviour change and psychological assessment. You'll also understand the ethical issues and professional standards relevant to the practice of psychology.Specialise in one field of study: Counselling Psychology, Health Psychology, Sport and Exercise Psychology, or Clinical Neuropsychology. You'll study a range of high-level courses and undertake a dissertation. See Fields of Study.Apply your skills and knowledge through 1000 hours of supervised placements with a variety of organisations, including counselling services, private practices, community clinics, and hospitals.Gain the training, skills and knowledge required to practise competently and confidently within the psychological profession.FAST FACTSGlobal standingUQ's School of Psychology is the largest school of psychology in Australia, and our academics and staff have made major contributions to the field. The school was ranked 25th in the world in the 2017 QS World University Rankings by Subject.BEYOND THE CLASSROOMPractical experienceDuring your studies you develop an understanding of professional issues and extend your skills in psychological assessment, therapy and report writing in the UQ Psychology Clinic or Sport and Exercise Psychology Service and/or in the broader community.TEACHING STAFFResearch leadersAcademics in the School of Psychology are internationally recognised for their work across the breadth of psychology . All staff who teach in the Master of Psychology...