Master of Clinical Psychology

The Master of Clinical Psychology is a two year postgraduate coursework degree that prepares students for professional practice as clinical psychologists, particularly in the assessment and treatment of psychological disorders across the lifespan. It combines academic study, practical clinical training, and professional placements in real settings such as community clinics and healthcare organisations, allowing students to work with clients ranging from infants and families to adults and diverse cultural groups. Students undertake a structured sequence of units including therapy skills, psychopathology, clinical practicum placements, and research projects and complete significant supervised clinical experience as part of their training.