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Admission requirements
Learning outcomes
Apply evidence-based psychological knowledge across the lifespan to facilitate optimal outcomes for clients in a variety of clinical contexts.
Engage in appropriate professional conduct, including reflective practice, application of professional practice policies and procedures, and development of effective interprofessional relationships.
Conduct culturally sensitive psychological testing, diagnosis, and assessment in a variety of clinical contexts.
Interpret and integrate client data from multiple sources, including intake interviews, case records and psychometric test results, drawing on relevant research findings and psychological theory, to generate a coherent case formulation that describes and explains the client's psychological functioning.
Design, implement, monitor, and evaluate psychological interventions effectively, applying an understanding of the diversity of sociocultural contexts, and of relevant legal and ethical guidelines, codes, and standards in a variety of clinical contexts.
Design and conduct a research project relevant to clinical psychology, showing critical evaluation of the relevant psychological literature and an understanding of application of research findings to clinical practice.
Communicate psychology research findings and professional decisions effectively to specialist and non-specialist audiences.