Postgraduate Psychology Study in Australia | Q&A
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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Disclaimer** All the information and advice provided in this discussion is general and not university specific. Please do your own research before applying for any program. Also, the information provided only relates to studying in Australia.
Timestamps
0:00:00 Sam's introduction & background
0:00:52 Samantha's introduction and background
0:02:12 What is a "Provisional Psychologist"?
0:03:45 The 4 + 2 pathway and the debate around it's conclusion
0:08:07 Why aren't there more places in MPP programs?
0:09:45 Are there mid-year intakes for masters programs?
0:11:16 DISCLAIMER (Please listen to this before taking on any of the advice or information)
0:13:10 Is a master's degree a requirement to become a psychologist in Australia?
0:13:50 What are the entry requirements for a master's program?
0:15:21 What is different between postgraduate and undergraduate psychology study?
0:19:56 What is the difference between master's of professional psychology and masters of clinical psychology? (and general psychologists vs. clinical psychologists)
0:29:00 How can I find master's programs?
0:30:48 Can I transfer from MPP to MClin?/Can I become a clinical psychologist as a generally registered psychologist?
0:35:35 How do placements work? Do I get to choose where I am placed?
0:44:04 How does the "plus 1" year work? Am I paid for the internship?
0:49:30 Who should my referees be for master's applications?
0:51:55 What is considered relevant experience?
0:57:26 What is the WAM required for master's?/What are the pass rates in master's?
1:00:31 How do referees work across applications? (HODSPA)
1:05:00 How do I write a personal statement? + general tips
1:13:14 How can I prepare for a master's interview? + general tips
1:29:15 On the competitiveness of master's programs
1:37:53 How much do master's programs cost? CSP vs. full fee paying
1:46:41 What can I do if I am not accepted into master's?
1:47:20 General application advice
1:50:30 Final messages
1:52:25 End of discussion
