COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Clinical Psychology program offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare students for professional training or research careers in clinical psychology and mental health. Core modules include Evidence Based Practice, Advanced Statistics, Psychopathology, Psychological Assessment, and Psychological Interventions, equipping students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to understand, assess, and treat a wide range of mental health conditions. The program also emphasises research training through modules in Qualitative Research Methods, a Research Internship, and a Research Project in Clinical Psychology, providing students with hands-on experience in designing, conducting, and critically evaluating scientific studies. Professional Clinical Skills training ensures students gain practical competencies necessary for clinical practice, while all modules integrate evidence-based approaches to foster rigorous and informed decision-making. Through this combination of academic study, practical training, and research experience, students develop critical thinking, analytical, and professional skills essential for success in clinical psychology. The course is delivered by experienced academics and practising clinical psychologists, ensuring students receive expert guidance and insights from both research and applied perspectives. Graduates of this program are well-prepared to pursue professional Doctorate training, advanced research roles, or careers within clinical, academic, and mental health settings, combining competence in research, assessment, intervention, and professional practice.