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This information session was streamed on Thursday 7 December 2023.
Psychology at Western combines evidence-based biological, cognitive, neurological, social, developmental, and personality theory with statistical expertise and practical experience. Our courses equip you with the specialist psychological and research skills you will need to discover more about human behaviour and answer questions about things we don’t yet understand. Study our accredited Master of Clinical Psychology or Master of Professional Psychology course and be on track to becoming a registered Psychologist. Gain access to Western’s new, $30 million Science and Psychology building at Parramatta. Get practical experience at psychology testing labs situated at Parramatta, Bankstown and Penrith campuses.
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Psychology Clinic
Western Psychology Clinic is staffed by provisionally registered psychologists currently undertaking postgraduate training at Western Sydney University. The Clinic functions as a progressive clinical teaching and research facility that engages the students and Greater Western Sydney community.
This session covers the following courses:
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- Complete an Undergraduate Psychology Sequence (Bachelor degree or GD Psychological Studies, 3 years worth of accreditation)
- 4th Year Psychology Studies (Honours/Postgraduate Diploma, 1 Year)
- Accredited PG program (M. Professional Psychology, M. Clinical Psychology, Doctor of Philosophy/M. Clinical Psychology
For more information on the pathway to being a registered Psychologist, visit the Australian Psychological Society.
The Clinical Psychology pathway (4 + 2): two-year internship of supervised practice as a provisionally registered psychologist
The Professional Psychology pathway (5 + 1): fifth year of study is completed at an education provider, followed by a one-year internship of supervised practice as a provisionally registered psychologist.
Completion of the course will lead to full registration allowing you to be ready to make a real difference to people's lives in counselling, hospitals, mental health services, private practice, family and community-based services, law and corrections and in educational settings such as schools and universities.
Graduates of this degree can look forward to career opportunities as a clinical psychologist working in research, academia, hospitals, clinics, mental health and community centres, rehabilitation and alcohol centres, and family and community services.
The Graduate Diploma in Psychology is an accredited undergraduate fourth year program and is an alternative method to fourth year honours. Entry into this course is limited to students who have completed an approved accredited three-year undergraduate sequence in Psychology (or an approved accredited bridging sequence such as the Graduate Diploma of Psychological Studies) at an institution other than Western Sydney University in the last 10 years.
The Graduate Diploma of Psychological Studies prepares graduates for an accredited fourth year in Psychology; it does not comprise such a fourth year. Students who wish to complete an honours year can apply for the Bachelor of Psychological Studies (Honours) after they have completed this course.