48 monthsProgramme duration
59,720 AUDTuition Fee/year
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Programme overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
The Australian National University provides PhD candidates with a vibrant research community and outstanding program support. When selecting a research program, an institution's reputation is everything. ANU is one of the world's leading universities, and the smart choice for your research program.
As a PhD candidate, you will work with increased independence, under the direction of a supervisory panel of experts in the field. Your research will make an original and important contribution to human knowledge, research and development.
This program is designed for those who have a particular interest in the academic and research aspects of clinical psychology. Graduates of this program have the benefit of the training provided to Master of Clinical Psychology candidates with the intensive research training provided by completing a research PhD in the field of clinical psychology.
The PhD (Clinical Psychology) program aims to develop effective clinical competencies and to encourage a critical approach to the application of these competencies to practice. The emphasis is on a science-based approach to clinical psychology and the development of clinical problem solving skills, with a focus on scientific evidence combined with practical experience based on the theory of clinical psychology.
Please view the website for further information on the program, environment and resources offered by the School of Medicine and Psychology.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
The Australian National University provides PhD candidates with a vibrant research community and outstanding program support. When selecting a research program, an institution's reputation is everything. ANU is one of the world's leading universities, and the smart choice for your research program.
As a PhD candidate, you will work with increased independence, under the direction of a supervisory panel of experts in the field. Your research will make an original and important contribution to human knowledge, research and development.
This program is designed for those who have a particular interest in the academic and research aspects of clinical psychology. Graduates of this program have the benefit of the training provided to Master of Clinical Psychology candidates with the intensive research training provided by completing a research PhD in the field of clinical psychology.
The PhD (Clinical Psychology) program aims to develop effective clinical competencies and to encourage a critical approach to the application of these competencies to practice. The emphasis is on a science-based approach to clinical psychology and the development of clinical problem solving skills, with a focus on scientific evidence combined with practical experience based on the theory of clinical psychology.
Please view the website for further information on the program, environment and resources offered by the School of Medicine and Psychology.
Admission Requirements
Admission to a Doctor of Philosophy is also subject to supervisory capacity, availability of appropriate infrastructure and resources, and approval from the relevant Delegated Authority within the Academic College.
The application closing date is 30 September each year. In order to be considered, your application must be submitted by the closing date and include all required supporting documentation.
Applicants must:
1. Have completed:
- an APAC accredited Bachelor degree with a minimum grade of with H2A in Honours in Psychology or international equivalent with a GPA of at least 5.5/7.0; or
- an APAC accredited AQF Level 8 qualification, which must include a substantial research methodology component in Psychology, with a GPA of at least 5.5/7.0.
3. Provide:
- A detailed research proposal outlining your intended research, (applicants should seek guidance from the potential supervisor regarding length and content);
- Original evidence of all relevant academic qualifications and graduation documentation (with English translation as appropriate);
- An up-to-date CV including academic qualifications, work experience and research publications;
- At least three referee reports;
- Completed Supplementary form
5. Satisfy a successful assessment of suitability which will be based on interview, supplementary form, CV and the referee reports.
6. Demonstrate eligibility for provisional or full registration with the Psychology Board of Australia.
- IELTS Academic [excluding One Skill Retake] All IELTS results must be completed at an IELTS testing centre, online test results are not accepted.
All of the following: Overall score: 7.0, Reading: 7.0, Writing: 7.0, Speaking: 7.0, Listening: 7.0
Note: The requirement of a minimum of 7.0 in each component can be met across two test sittings in a six month period, on condition that: The overall score is 7.0 on both tests; and There are no scores less than 6.5 in either test. - TOEFL iBT [excluding Paper Edition and Home Edition]
All of the following: Overall score: 100, Reading: 24, Writing: 27, Listening: 24, Speaking: 23
The TOEFL institutional code for the ANU is 0506. Applicants may use this code to report their TOEFL results to the university.
Note: The requirement of the minimum in each component can be met across two test sittings in a six month period, on condition that: The overall score is 100 on both tests; and There are no scores less than 24 in Writing, and 20 in Speaking and Listening, and 19 in Reading in either test. - PTE Academic [excluding PTE Academic Online]
All of the following: Overall score: 70, Communicative Skills: Reading: 65, Writing: 65, Listening: 65, Speaking: 65
Note: The requirement of the minimum of 65 in each component can be met across two test sittings in a six month period, on condition that: The overall score is 75 on both tests; and There are no scores less than 58 in either test.
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