Specifically, on successful completion of the course a student will: have a good understanding of current conceptualisations of the aetiology of psychological disorders be able to assess and diagnose psychological problems be able to perform complex psycho-educational and cognitive assessments of children and adults be able to develop and deliver evidence-based psychological therapies have a thorough understanding of the ethical, professional and cultural issues relevant to the practice of clinical psychology have completed a research report or literature review of a high standard.

Applicants must hold an approved honours degree of 1st or upper 2nd Class standard in the field of psychology, or qualifications deemed equivalent by the Dean (Education). IELTS 7.0 overall (min. 6.5 in each subtest) TOEFL iBT 94 overall (min. 18 in writing) PTE 65 overall