Psychology (Clinical)

This program provides graduate training for individuals who intend to are clinicians in hospitals, community health insurance and other settings where they could be engaged in health promotion and the identification, assessment and treatment of people who have a variety of psychological difficulties or disabilities.

The program is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council as Sixth and Fifth years of study Resulting in full Registration of the Australian Psychological Society and registration as a psychologist with All the national Psychology Board of Australia. After completing 24 months' full-time equivalent supervised practice, graduates of this application are entitled to apply for acceptance as a Clinical Psychologist and because of membership of the College of Clinical Psychologists.

• Honours Class 1 at Psychology by the University of New South Wales or by a recognised APAC university
• Psychology qualifications from overseas must consist of a research thesis component and also be assessed as equivalent to an Australian 4-year undergraduate degree (such as Honours) by the Australian Psychological Society (APS)