Clinical Psychology University of Plymouth

Overview

Receive training which emphasises psychotherapy, reflective practice, complex clinical issues and applicable research skills with the Clinical Psychology course at University of Plymouth.

As the first in the country to be approved through a joint partnership between the Health and Care Professions Council (HPC) and the British Psychological Society (BPS), and having run since 1982, this programme will enhance your psychological career and enable you to become a highly reflective scientist practitioner.

Key features

• Benefit from service user involvement through working closely with the Service User and Carer Consultative Group.

• Widening participation in clinical psychology – candidates from diverse backgrounds and experiences are welcome.

• Benefit from our commitment to producing competent and capable clinical psychologists who work as highly reflective scientist practitioners.

• Become eligible to apply for registration as clinical psychologists with the Health and Care Professions Council, with the opportunity to gain Chartered Psychologist (C.Psychol) status, and full membership of the Division of Clinical Psychology with the British Psychological Society.

• Take advantage of excellent relationships with local services in the South West of England; local clinicians are committed to supporting training and offer a wide range of placements in both rural and urban settings.

• Select the current job description and person specification for the position of Trainee Clinical Psychologist.