The University of Melbourne

Graduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology

The University of Melbourne

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00116K

This bridging course will allow non-Clinical Psychology graduates training in the skills required to meet the core competencies outlined by the Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA) as necessary for specialist endorsement as a Clinical Psychologist. The two-year, part-time program includes coursework subjects addressing psychological assessment and diagnosis, child psychopathology, biological psychology and pharmacology and advanced skills in clinical psychology along with practical placement experience. Upon completion, graduates will be eligible to undertake two years of supervised practice - enabling them to progress to specialist endorsement as a Clinical Psychologist.

Structure

Total Credit Points 100

Subjects

  • Introduction to Assessment and Diagnosis
  • Principles of Psychological Assessment
  • Child Psychopathology
  • Individual and Cultural Diversity
  • Advanced Psychopathology
  • Advanced Psychological Practice 2
  • Advanced Psychological Practice 1
  • Professional Placement (Clinical) 1
  • Professional Placement (Clinical) 2

Standard entry requirements

  • An accredited Master of Clinical Neuropsychology (or equivalent), OR
  • An accredited Master of Professional Psychology (or equivalent).
  • A 500-word personal statement outlining your interest in this course, AND
  • Two referee reports to be submitted online, AND
  • Documented relevant clinical work experience, AND
  • Demonstrated proof of registration as a psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia.

Study information

CampusFeesEntryMid year intakeAttendance
Parkville Domestic: $37,800
No
  • Part-time : 2 years

Fee comments

Campuses: Parkville.

This course is available to domestic students only

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