Masters in Clinical Psychology

Curriculum Vitae: Demonstrating at least six months of relevant paid or volunteer professional work experience in mental health (at the time of application). Relevant professional work experience must involve direct client contact with clinical populations. This may include telephone or face to face counselling, research or research assistant roles, mental health support work, disability support work, clinically relevant work in a private practice, or with an ABA service. This experience should include tasks related to clinical practice (e.g. intake, referral, test scoring, report writing etc). Experience limited solely to administrative duties in a mental health or academic setting is not considered relevant. Must provide a professional reference and resume as evidence of at least six months of relevant professional work experience in mental health. The names of both the academic and professional referees must be listed on the curriculum vitae.

Academic transcript – include certified copies of your academic records

Two (2) references, one academic and one professional submitted via the Psychology Reference Portal and shared with UTS, as follows: Referees should clearly state their organisational relationship to the applicant, current position, and employer. The professional referee must have supervised the applicant's professional work experience in mental health, as outlined on their resume. The academic reference must be completed by the honours research supervisor or coordinator to account for the applicant's ability to write, undertake research and respond to research supervision. Indigenous applicants are welcome to submit cultural and/or community referees to accompany their application

Personal statement: 300-word personal statement outlining reasons for studying the Master of Clinical Psychology, suitability for the course, and skills and experiences which are most relevant to the course.

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