Master of Psychology (Clinical Psychology)

The University of Melbourne, Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences · Parkville (Melbourne), Victoria, Australia

  • Master's
  • Clinical Psychology
  • On-campus
  • Professional training
Official sources checked
Official program name
Master of Psychology (Clinical Psychology)
Degree title
Master of Psychology (Clinical Psychology) (Master's; title shown as the institution gives it)
Subject
Clinical Psychology (standalone degree)
Campus
Parkville (Melbourne) campus, Parkville (Melbourne), Victoria, Australia
Teaching language
English
Delivery mode
On-campus
Study intensity
Full-time or Part-time
Duration
24 months full-time or 48 months part-time; 200 credit points; AQF level 9
Tuition
Tuition not published. This does not mean the program is free.
Admission requirements
  • APAC-accredited four-year psychology sequence (3-year major plus Honours or equivalent) completed within last 10 years; weighted average at least H2A (75%) (one-third Level 3, two-thirds Level 4 psychology); personal statement max 500 words; two referee reports; interview for shortlisted applicants; university postgraduate English requirement (band 7 on standard tests). Meeting requirements does not guarantee selection.
Prerequisites
Not published
Application deadlines
Current intake not confirmed.
Scholarships and funding
Not confirmed
Research or thesis
Not published
Supervised placements
Not confirmed
In-person attendance
On Campus at Parkville. Year 1: assess and treat adult clients at the University of Melbourne Psychology Clinic. Year 2: two field placements (one child/adolescent, one adult). Compliance with Student Fitness to Practice Policy (MPF1345). Page does not mention a police check.

Professional recognition

  • Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC): accredited (per page) (Course accredited; provides sequence for generalist registration as a psychologist in Australia (as worded on page); Not stated; checked 2026-10-31)

Professional eligibility not confirmed. Check the regulator for your jurisdiction. Accreditation and eligibility do not transfer automatically between countries or US states.

Sources and review

Last reviewed 2026-10-31. Details are as stated on the cited official pages. Confirm with the institution before applying.