Master of Clinical Psychology

This course provides advanced professional training to the sixth year level. Its aim is to provide the knowledge, skills, and experience necessary for competent practice as a clinical psychologist in both the mental health and physical health domains. Graduates will be eligible to apply for registration as a Psychologist within Australia.

What you'll learn

• apply psychology knowledge, principles and practice to achieve client-centered and evidence informed outcomes
• generate effective solutions through critical analysis, reflective practice and professional reasoning
• critically appraise information and apply it to contemporary psychology theory and practice
• communicate effectively and appropriately to ensure positive and effective therapeutic and inter-professional relationships; use relevant documentation and reporting processes including the ethical disclosure of professional information
• evaluate and apply appropriate technologies to contemporary psychology practice
• develop and apply life-long learning skills to achieve professional competence; engage in research to further develop personal and professional knowledge and skills
• comply with APAC standards and practices through integration of local and global perspectives relevant to the field
• practice psychology in a culturally responsive and inclusive manner, incorporating perspectives of multiple stake-holders
• work in a professional and collaborative manner to meet ethical and legal responsibilities