Masters (Coursework)
The Master of Psychology (Clinical Psychology)/Doctor of Philosophy program at the University of Melbourne provides advanced training in clinical psychology, emphasizing evidence-based treatments and culturally responsive competencies. Students engage in clinical placements and original research through a doctoral thesis.
The Master of Psychology (Clinical Psychology)/Doctor of Philosophy program at the University of Melbourne is renowned for training students to become highly skilled psychologists. This accredited course aims to equip graduates with a robust understanding of psychological disorders combined with proficiency in culturally responsive assessment and treatment.
The curriculum emphasises therapeutic skills grounded in cognitive-behavioural approaches, delivered through didactic instruction, individual supervision, and group-based clinical contexts. Students gain hands-on experience through clinical placements, working with clients across the lifespan under the guidance of expert faculty actively engaged in clinical practice and research.
The Master of Psychology (Clinical Psychology)/Doctor of Philosophy program at the University of Melbourne is renowned for training students to become highly skilled psychologists. This accredited course aims to equip graduates with a robust understanding of psychological disorders combined with proficiency in culturally responsive assessment and treatment.
The curriculum emphasises therapeutic skills grounded in cognitive-behavioural approaches, delivered through didactic instruction, individual supervision, and group-based clinical contexts. Students gain hands-on experience through clinical placements, working with clients across the lifespan under the guidance of expert faculty actively engaged in clinical practice and research.
The course provides comprehensive training for those interested in pursuing careers in various settings, including private practice, community health centres, hospitals, educational institutions, government agencies, and research organisations.