To satisfy the requirements of the award, students must complete 14 compulsory courses. As this is a professionally accredited program leading to registration as a psychologist, students may only: 1. defer their study for period of 2 terms (part-time) during their enrolment in the program with the approval of the Program Coordinator; 2. enrol twice in PSYC22003 Thesis I *; and 3. fail and repeat only one of the coursework components. A fail within a course includes withdrawal fail, WF and absent fail, AF. Students enrolled in the Thesis I course, who withdraw after the census date, or who do not successfully complete the requirements will be automatically withdrawn from the Thesis II course. * As noted in point 2 above, such students would have one further opportunity to successfully complete Thesis I course. Students may withdraw from Thesis II course with the approval of their supervisor and the Program Coordinator. These students must re-enrol in Thesis II the subsequent academic year term 2 in order to complete the original project proposed in PSYC22004 Thesis II without academic penalty. Students who do not meet the above criteria will be withdrawn from the program. Applications for Term 1 2010 close 15th October 2009

* The Master in Clinical Psychology program is designed for four year graduates who have completed an accredited four year program in psychology and who wish to complete an accredited Master in Clinical Psychology program at the year 5 - 6 level. * The level of Honours and Grade Point Averages will be taken into account. * Applicants must have completed an accredited fourth year in psychology. * Supply a certified copy of academic transcript. * A cover letter outlining applicants expectations of the program, reasons for entry and including qualities that make you a suitable candidate for clinical psychology training. * 2 references, one preferable but not mandatory from an academic o The Referee Form can be found here. * A CV that includes: o Employment and other relevant experience (including voluntary), particularly those pertinent to training in clinical psychology. o Research experience and accomplishments. * Shortlisted applicants will be required to attend an interview, with an interview panel comprised of at least 2 academic staff of the Masters program along with other stakeholder participants. * Accepted applicants will be required to provide original degree certificates and certified transcripts as per the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council guidelines.