Clinical Psychology PsychD

Our professional clinical psychology training is based on a unique combination of psychological theory, research and clinical practice within the NHS, delivered in an inclusive and supportive environment. Benefit from our applied and policy-orientated teaching and research which has a strong theoretical context. Immerse yourself in clinical placements in a variety of settings, gaining the skills to work with a range of clients in different contexts. Upon successful completion of this course, gain the academic and practice requirements needed to register with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) to work as a Clinical Psychologist.

Applicants are expected to:Be eligible for Graduate Basis for Chartered membership of the BPS (see the Eligible for Graduate Basis for Chartership section).Hold a minimum of a 2:1 degree in psychology or suitable equivalent (see qualifications section).Within the last three years at the point of application, demonstrate at least one year's (whole time equivalent) experience of applying psychological principles in clinically relevant settings (see experience section).Nominate two referees who can provide separate clinical and academic references (see clinical referees section).Meet the English language requirements for this programme.Hold a current, valid UK driving licence and have access to a vehicle for work purposes. Shortlisted candidates need to be able to present their full, valid UK photocard driving licence on the day of the interview (see interview days section).Have the right to work in the UK and settled status, and be eligible for Home Fees, as the programme is training professionals for the NHS (see funding section).