Overview
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Admission requirements
Learning outcomes
Specialist knowledge of professional and clinical psychology which builds on general knowledge of psychology as a discipline
Advanced knowledge of psychological practice, developmental systems and biopsychosocial models, relevant to clinical presentation across the lifespan and in individuals, families and social groups.
Knowledge and competence in the theory and practice of psychological assessment relevant to professional and clinical psychology.
High degree of competence in the design and conduct of research and the application of research findings to clinical practice
·Encourage an orientation to the practice of psychology which is multi-disciplinary and promotes psychologists having the skills and understanding to work co-operatively with related disciplines, especially within a variety of placement settings.
Knowledge and awareness of current legal frameworks, mental health practice standards, ethical codes and principles of psychological practice, an ethical decision-making framework and understanding of complex ethical issues.