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The Master of Professional Psychology offers an alternative route to becoming a professional psychologist, eliminating the requirement for an Honours degree. This two-year program combines coursework in psychological evaluation, therapeutic approaches, and professional development with a first-year group research component and second-year practical placements. Compared to an Honours program, it involves less research focus.
Career prospects
After completing this degree, graduates must undertake a one-year internship and pass the National Psychology Exam to qualify for full psychologist registration.
Registered Psychologists can pursue careers in private practice or various organizational settings across government, non-profit, and community sectors.
Program Outcomes
In-depth understanding of assessment and intervention theories fundamental to professional psychology
Enhanced verbal and written communication abilities
Knowledge and application of ethical, legal, culturally aware, and self-reflective psychological practices