Monash University
2 years (full time), 4 years (part time)
This course integrates advanced practitioner training with industry-based research training to prepare you for work as a Clinical Psychologist, using your knowledge of psychology and mental health to assess, diagnose, treat and prevent psychological problems and mental illness.
You need to satisfy the following entrance requirements to be considered for entry to this course: Minimum Entry Requirements (Domestic students) Qualifications Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC)-accredited four-year sequence in psychology as part of an embedded Honours degree (or equivalent*) with an overall average of 80%. OR An APAC-accredited four-year sequence comprising: a three-year undergraduate major in psychology (or equivalent*) with an average of 80%, and a fourth-year Honours specialisation in psychology (or equivalent*) with an average of 80% *Equivalent: a qualification obtained from an overseas education institution that has been assessed as comparable to an APAC-accredited qualification in psychology or an APAC-accredited sequence in psychology, by an appropriate authority. Applicants who have not completed a four-year bachelor degree, or equivalent, within the last three years will be required to demonstrate how they have maintained up-to-date knowledge and skills in the area of Psychology since completion of their four-year bachelor degree, or equivalent. As the Master of Clinical Psychology includes a component of direct client activities, all students are required to be provisionally or generally registered as a psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra) for the duration of the course. You need to apply for provisional registration after you have enrolled in your postgraduate degree and before you start your coursework.
The course is founded on a commitment to excellence in clinical training and clinical research that can positively impact the brain and mental health of the community. You will gain generalised and specialised clinical skills to manage complex mental health problems, that is culturally responsive, in order to help people thrive. You will learn from passionate clinical educators through coursework and expert clinical supervisors across three placements. You will also conduct a clinical research project that has scope to positively impact the community under the guidance of experienced academics.
Monash University is a leading university in Australia, known for its excellence in research and education. The Master of Clinical Psychology program is designed to provide you with the advanced clinical skills and research training needed to work as a Clinical Psychologist, with a strong focus on positively impacting the mental health of the community.
As a Clinical Psychologist, you will be able to work in a variety of settings, such as hospitals, community mental health services, private practice, and research institutions. You will be equipped to assess, diagnose, and treat a range of psychological problems and mental illnesses, with the goal of helping people improve their mental health and well-being.
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