Master of Psychology (Clinical)

UNSW Sydney (The University of New South Wales), School of Psychology, UNSW Science · Kensington (Sydney), New South Wales, Australia

  • Master's
  • Clinical Psychology
  • Hybrid
  • Research-oriented
Official sources checked
Official program name
Master of Psychology (Clinical)
Degree title
Master of Psychology (Clinical) (Master's; title shown as the institution gives it)
Subject
Clinical Psychology (standalone degree)
Campus
Sydney campus, Kensington (Sydney), New South Wales, Australia
Teaching language
English
Delivery mode
Hybrid
Study intensity
Full-time
Duration
2 years (96 units of credit; Term 1 intake only)
Tuition
A$13,500 first year, 2026 indicative, Commonwealth Supported Place (24,500 to complete degree) (domestic)
Admission requirements
  • Four-year APAC-accredited psychology sequence (or international equivalent) including a major research thesis/project, Honours Class 1 (85%)
  • Qualifications completed within the last 10 years, limited exceptions
  • International qualifications assessed by the Australian Psychological Society as equivalent
  • Selection by academic record, two referee reports and interview
  • UNSW and AHPRA English language requirements
  • Provisional registration with the Psychology Board of Australia before starting
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
Not confirmed. Do not assume this program can be completed entirely remotely unless the institution says so.

Professional recognition

  • Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC): accredited (as stated on university page) (program; Australia; 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.