Foundations of Clinical Psychology MSc

Entry requirements

Qualifications

The normal requirements for embarking upon a postgraduate taught degree are:

A good Bachelors Honours degree, or equivalent
For post-experience and professional qualifications, there may be additional entry requirements set by the association or institute that ultimately administers the qualification in question. The qualification description on the course information pages should tell you what these are but please get in touch with the askBU Enquiry Service if you are in doubt

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Applicants should ideally have clinically relevant experience, preferably with a range of clinical disorders. Such experience includes work with a health professional, clinical psychologist or voluntary sector organisation. However, the experience of each applicant will be considered on an individual basis.

Preferred Subjects

Psychology

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Key Facts

Next start dates:
September 2012, September 2013

Location:
Bournemouth University (Talbot Campus)

School:
School of Design, Engineering & Computing,

Duration:
10-month with 15-day placement

Delivery method:
Full-time

Entry requirements:
Normally a 2:1 classification in an undergraduate psychology degree. Those with less standard/traditional qualifications and relevant experience will be considered on a case-by-case basis.Applicants should ideally have clinically relevant experience, preferably with a range of clinical disorders. Please see the Entry Requirements tab for further details.
Further details about entry requirements

Relevant subjects:
Psychology

If English is not your first language:
IELTS 7.0 (Academic) or above.
International entry requirements

Course reference:
MSFCPF

Related courses:
Health, Psychology

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