Clinical Psychology

The Master of Clinical Psychology program gives students the chance to learn from world-class pros and tackle big thoughts while connecting them to realworld contexts. ANU has a reputation for excellence in the areas of cognition and perception, developmental, health and clinical, and social psychology. Our students have use of clinical training through the ANU Psychology Clinic, a research and treatment center offering standardised mental services to the entire community. Students will acquire an extensive understanding of the core aspects of psychology and develop practical skills that will underpin career success. This application will prepare student's to training in a range of clinical settings such as hospitals, community health centers and private practice, all while giving individuals a solid foundation for life-long professional instruction.

Accredited for full membership of the Australian Psychological Society (APS). It is also licensed for membership in the Clinical College of the Australian Psychological Society though a further two years' supervised clinical training could be necessary until full membership is provided, according to previous clinical encounter. Moreover, the application fulfils the requirements of this Psychology Registration Boards in all Australian States and Territories.

• A Bachelor degree in Mathematics with Honours or international equivalent with an average mark of 70 per cent
• or Graduate Degree in psychology Together with Certificate and Research for Associate Membership of the Australian Psychological Society.
  English language Requirements employ.