GRADUATE CERTIFICATE OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

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Structure

Adapt and apply advanced theoretical knowledge and technical skills in a range of clinical contexts, including tropical, Indigenous, and rural and remote.

Reflect critically on the practice of one’s self, with responsibility and accountability to plan ongoing professional learning.

Communicate effectively in the transfer of knowledge and skills with a variety of audiences.

Review, critically analyse, and synthesise theories, evidence-based practice and ethical considerations to plan and design safe and effective assessment and interventions for client groups of varying age, gender, culture, and socioeconomic status.

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The Graduate Certificate of Clinical Psychology may be awarded to students exiting a Master of Psychology (Clinical), or the Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Psychology) prior to completing the requirements of that course, provided they meet the award requirements outlined below.

The Graduate Certificate of Clinical Psychology may be awarded to students exiting a Master of Psychology (Clinical), or the Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Psychology) prior to completing the requirements of that course, provided they meet the award requirements outlined below. Offerings: All

Course and Subject Handbook

84111 - Graduate Certificate of Clinical Psychology [Exit Only]