Master of Clinical Psychology (Research)

To apply for a research degree at UTS, you need to follow the application process outlined by the Graduate Research School. This includes submitting a research proposal, finding a suitable research supervisor, and meeting admission and English language requirements. You can lodge your application through the UTS website and contact the Higher Degree Research team for guidance on the process.

UTS offers two research session intakes per year: Research session 1 commences from January, and Research session 2 commences from July. Prospective students can indicate their preferred commencement session when making an enquiry or submitting their application.

UTS provides resources to help prospective research students find a suitable supervisor. You can use the 'Find UTS Research Supervisor' tool available on the UTS website, visit faculty research contacts, or explore the Industry Doctorate Program. UTS recommends identifying a supervisor as part of the application process.

UTS offers a range of funding options for research degree students, including scholarships, stipends, and sponsorship. Prospective students can explore the UTS Scholarships Overview, use the UTS Scholarship search tool, and review Fees at UTS to understand available financial support. The Higher Degree Research team can also provide information on scholarship prerequisites, eligibility, and documentation requirements.

Yes, UTS allows students to tailor their research degree to align with their passions and aspirations. Options include a Traditional PhD, Entrepreneurial PhD, Industry PhD, Impact PhD, or Global PhD. Students work closely with leading academic and industry experts to design a research program that reflects their interests and creates meaningful benefits, with access to world-class resources and expert guidance.