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Master of Psychology (Clinical)

  • Masters (Coursework)

The primary objective of the Master of Psychology (Clinical) Degree is to provide advanced education in the professional practice of Psychology.

Key details

Degree Type
Masters (Coursework)
Duration
2 - 6 years full-time
Course Code
HS-23090, 063429E
Study Mode
In person
Intake Months
May

About this course

The primary objective of the Master of Psychology (Clinical) Degree is to provide advanced education in the professional practice of Psychology. The training is based on a scientist-practitioner model and is designed to prepare students with the knowledge and applied skills required by a registered practising psychologist with an emphasis in the area of program specialisation (i.e., Clinical Psychology). The program draws from a range of theoretical perspectives informed by contemporary research and practice. The Masters by Coursework Degree integrates coursework, research and practical placement experience. Students complete a series of placement experiences under the supervision of highly qualified and experienced Supervisors, and apply best practice models to a professional standard. Upon successful completion of program requirements, graduates are eligible to apply for full registration as a Psychologist, full membership of the APS, and associate membership of the APS College of Clinical Psychologists.

Study locations

Main Campus

Career pathways

After a period of practice as a registered Psychologist, you can choose to specialise and be endorsed in one of nine areas of practice, namely:

Course structure

View the Master of Psychology (Clinical) - Program Structure and Sequencing.

The Master of Psychology (Clinical) program comprises 14 subjects, as follows:

Foundation Subjects (10)
  • Advanced Psychological Interventions (PSYC71-501)
  • Trauma Informed Approaches to Client Care (PSYC71-502)
  • Counselling Psychotherapies and Clinical Skills (PSYC71-503)
  • Advanced Psychological Assessment (PSYC71-504)
  • Research Methods, Professional Practice and Ethics (PSYC71-505)
  • Psychopathology and Therapy: Adults 1 (PSYC71-506)
  • Health Psychology (PSYC71-509)
  • Psychopathology and Therapy: Adults 2 (PSYC71-607)
  • Psychopathology and Therapy: Families, Children and Adolescents (PSYC71-608)
  • Psychopharmacology and Pharmacotherapy (PSYC71-611)

Practical (4)

  • Internship: Part A (PSYC72-735)
  • Internship: Part B (PSYC72-736)
  • Externship I* (PSYC72-737)
  • Externship II* (PSYC72-738)

Students complete the first two-semester Internships at the Psychology Clinic located on Campus under staff supervision, and two Externships in a clinical community under external supervision.

*Bond University cannot guarantee the availability of suitable externships on the Gold Coast. Students may be required to travel up to 100km from the University (e.g., Brisbane and Northern New South Wales) to complete this requirement. Students are responsible for arranging their own transportation to and from the Externship site.

International students

Students must enrol in 30 credit points per semester.

Domestic students

Students must enrol in 30 credit points per semester.

How to apply

In order to apply for study at Bond University, you will need to complete the Online Application Form. To find out more about the application process please refer to How to Apply.

Note
  • Deferring offers is not permitted. Students will need to re-apply for the program in the following year.
  • These programs are offered on a full-time basis only.
  • Successful candidates must obtain provisional registration from the Psychology Board of Australia before commencement of classes.

Graduate outcomes

Graduate satisfaction and employment outcomes for Psychology courses at Bond University.
81.3%
Overall satisfaction
93.8%
Skill scale
78.8%
Teaching scale
80%
Employed full-time
$68.5k
Average salary