Master of Professional Psychology

Deakin University

Build advanced skills in psychological assessment and ethics, and be prepared for supervised practice that leads to registration as a psychologist.To complete the Master of Professional Psychology students must attain 8 credit points. All 8 units are core. The course has a strong emphasis on the development of skills and evidence based practice. Students will complete a minimum of 4 credit points each trimester over one year for full-time study or part-time equivalent.Students are required to complete and pass both Practicum units. Failure of placement is grounds for exclusion.The Master of Professional Psychology is all about preparing you for the next stage of your career. If your aim is to progress to the one-year internship that leads to registration as a psychologist, you will graduate with professional practice skills that allow you to thrive in your chosen setting. If registration isn’t your goal and you’re ready to explore new, more challenging roles in the workforce right away, the specialised knowledge you will develop throughout the course set you up to make a positive impact in people’s lives from day one.Haven’t mapped out your path beyond graduation This course exposes you to the many different roles, topics and challenges that exist within psychology, allowing you to sample different career options before making your choice.

Faculty of Health

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