Master of Psychology (Educational and Developmental)

You will develop your practical skills through 1,000 hours of supervised placement in a range of settings including schools, hospitals, and community settings, beginning from semester one.

Yes, you can choose to study full-time over 2 years or part-time over 4 years, with some subjects offered partially in intensive Saturday workshops to help you balance work and study.

Graduates are eligible to register as a general psychologist and can pursue the two-year registrar program to become endorsed as an Educational and Developmental Psychologist. Graduates almost always gain employment by the start of the year after graduating and many are employed prior to graduating.

This is one of only four educational psychology degrees in Australia, offering specialist training in psychological assessment, counselling, and research with a focus on individuals with learning and developmental challenges, taught by globally recognised experts with experience in schools, private practice, and healthcare.

Yes, Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) are available for this course, which may significantly reduce tuition fees for eligible domestic students.