Master of Psychology (Clinical)
Rules Variation Summary for 2025
Summary of Changes for 2025 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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Admission Rule B and Rule C are not on offer in 2025. | Nil |
Rules Variation Summary for 2024
Summary of Changes for 2024 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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Admission Application closing dates amended. | Note changes to admission. |
Rules Variation Summary for 2023
Summary of Changes for 2023 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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Program of study:
| Note change to course requirements and program of study |
Rules Variation Summary for 2022
Summary of Changes for 2022 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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Advanced Standing Candidates admitted under Rule (a) may be granted advanced standing for a maximum of 48 credit points of coursework units. In accordance with the course accreditation standards, students may only be given credit for coursework that is strictly equivalent to coursework in the current course. Candidates admitted under Rule (b) shall be granted a maximum of 36 credit points of coursework units for PSYC503, PSYC504, PSYC505, PSYC506, PSYC507 and PSYC512 and 12 credit points for PSYC534, on the basis of having completed PSYC533. Candidates admitted under Rule (c) shall be granted advanced standing for the PSYC534 placement unit on the basis of holding General Registration. A further 36 credit points of advanced standing may be granted for coursework units. In accordance with the course accreditation standards, students may only be given credit for coursework that is strictly equivalent to coursework in the current course. Except where permitted for candidates admitted under Rule (c) above, advanced standing will not be granted for the four Clinical Psychology Placement units (PSYC513, PSYC514, PSYC534, PSYC535). Advanced standing will not be granted for research experience or employment experience prior to entry into the course. | No impact on current students. |
Rules Variation Summary for 2021
Summary of Changes for 2021 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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Enrolment and Progression
Advanced Standing
Professional Placement
| Note change to professional placement |
Rules Variation Summary for 2020
Summary of Changes for 2020 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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Admission to Candidature Application note added to let applicant know that they may not receive individual feedback on applications or interview performance due to high number and level of applications. | No impact on current students. |
Rules Variation Summary for 2019
Summary of Changes for 2019 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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From 2019, students who articulate from the Master of Professional Psychology will no longer gain advanced standing for PSYC523 for any practicum experience undertaken in the Master of Professional Psychology unit PSYC531.
Admission to Candidature – Rule (b) – the bold text has been added
(b) hold an AQF Level 9 Master of Professional Psychology from the University of New England (or have completed all the units in that course except PSYC531) in addition to satisfying the requirements of Rule (a). Advanced Standing – Rule (b)
The following wording has changed, the bold text has been added: Advanced standing will not be granted for the three Clinical Psychology Placement units (PSYC513, PSYC523, PSYC524), or research experience or employment experience prior to entry into the course. Program of Study – Rule (b)
Specified Advanced Standing:
Core Units
| The following transitional rules will apply to students who apply to transfer to the second year of the Master of Psychology (Clinical) from the Master of Professional Psychology from 2019 onwards (including those submitting applications for transfer during 2018 calendar year). (i) Students that have already transferred to the Master of Psychology (Clinical) in 2018 can retain the advanced standing that has been granted for PSYC523. (ii) Students in the Master of Professional Psychology seeking transfer to the Master of Psychology (Clinical) should apply for transfer prior to enrolling in PSYC531 under the Master of Professional Psychology and will be required to complete PSYC523 under the Master of Psychology (Clinical) as their first clinical placement. (iii) Students that will be seeking to transfer for 2019 but who have already completed PSYC531 under the Master of Professional Psychology (or are due to complete PSYC531 prior to 2019) will be required to complete PSYC523 in addition to PSYC531 as they will be transferring to the new 2019 rules, unless special approval is obtained from the Director of the Clinical Psychology program. Note changes to Admission to Candidature Note changes to Advanced Standing Note changes to Course Structure and Program of Study |
Rules Variation Summary for 2018
Summary of Changes for 2018 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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| Nil |
Rules Variation Summary for 2017
Summary of Changes for 2017 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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| Nil |
Rules Variation Summary for 2016
Summary of Changes for 2016 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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New – For candidates admitted under Rule (b) Specified Advanced Standing: 42 cps Core Units:
| Note Program of Study changes Note Course Requirements changes Subject to meeting new admission requirements, current students may complete under their current course rules or apply to transfer to the new rules from 2016 |
Rules Variation Summary for 2015
Summary of Changes for 2015 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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Core Units:
| Note unit code changes Subject to meeting new admission requirements, current students may complete under their current course rules or apply to transfer to the new rules from 2015 |
Rules Variation Summary for 2014
Summary of Changes for 2014 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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| Nil |
Rules Variation Summary for 2013
Summary of Changes for 2013 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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| Nil |
Rules Variation Summary for 2012
Summary of Changes for 2012 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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| Nil |
Rules Variation Summary for 2011
Summary of Changes for 2011 | Implications for current Master of Psychology (Clinical) students |
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| Note unit changes Students who have already successfully completed units that are no longer offered will be credited towards their course |