Master of Psychology

Yes, the course is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC), providing the required sequence of subjects for graduates wishing to attain generalist registration as a psychologist in Australia as well as competency in knowledge and skills relevant to the clinical psychology specialisation.

Therapeutic skills are taught primarily within a broad cognitive-behavioural framework, incorporating didactic instruction, individual supervision, and group-based clinical contexts, with a focus on evidence-based assessment and treatment approaches.

Yes, students gain hands-on experience through clinical placements in various settings, working with clients across the lifespan under the guidance of expert faculty actively engaged in clinical work and research in various clinical domains.

To be eligible, applicants must hold an accredited four-year undergraduate degree in psychology or equivalent qualifications.

Yes, the program offers the opportunity to conduct research and contribute to the body of knowledge in clinical psychology through a thesis, with access to expert faculty actively engaged in clinical practice and research in diverse clinical domains.