This course gives opportunity to student to qualify as a practising clinical psychologist and make a direct contribution to improving the mental health and well-being of individuals and communities. In addition this degree qualifies student to work as a clinical psychologist for the health department and all other government services. The student becomes skilled in prevention, research, intervention, and evaluation techniques through supervised training at our modern Psychology Clinic. Students will also gain hands-on experience working with real clients. All of the supervisors are experienced and currently practicing clinical psychologists. This supervision is supported by intensive coursework units. The final part of degree is to complete at least three approved placements. One placement is to be organized at a adult clinical facility, one at a child clinical facility and one at a rehabilitation facility. After completing the first year of Master of Applied Psychology students have the option to transfer into the Psychology PhD course. If accepted, Student can choose to be conferred with both a Master of Applied Psychology and a PhD.