Course Guide - Edith Cowan University
Course Guide - Edith Cowan University
Course Guide - Edith Cowan University
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Option 2 - Forensic Psychology<br />
UNIT SET LOCATION<br />
This unit set is available on Joondalup Campus.<br />
MODE OF DELIVERY<br />
This unit set is available in the following mode of delivery -<br />
Campus-Based.<br />
YEAR ONE - SEMESTER 1<br />
PSY5108 Professional Issues in Psychology 25<br />
PSY5111 Psychological Assessment 12.5<br />
PSY5219 Clinical Psychology 1 12.5<br />
YEAR ONE - SEMESTER 2<br />
PSY5272 Clinical Psychology 2 12.5<br />
PSY5273 Clinical Psychology 3 12.5<br />
PSY7181 PhD Research 1 50<br />
YEAR ONE - FULL YEAR<br />
PSY5320 Clinical Practicum 1 20<br />
YEAR TWO - SEMESTER 1<br />
PSY6186 Practicum 2 17.5<br />
PSY6304 Health Psychology 12.5<br />
OR<br />
PSY6305 Family Psychology 12.5<br />
PSY7182 PhD Research 2 10<br />
PSY7203 Psychology and Law 1 12.5<br />
YEAR TWO - SEMESTER 2<br />
PSY6187 Practicum 3 17.5<br />
PSY6312 Psycholegal Assessments 12.5<br />
PSY7183 PhD Research 3 25<br />
PSY7205 Psychology and Law 2 12.5<br />
YEAR THREE - SEMESTER 1<br />
PSY7200 PhD Research Thesis 0<br />
YEAR THREE - SEMESTER 2<br />
PSY7200 PhD Research Thesis 0<br />
YEAR FOUR - SEMESTER 1<br />
PSY7200 PhD Research Thesis 0<br />
YEAR FOUR - SEMESTER 2<br />
PSY7200 PhD Research Thesis 0<br />
Option 3 - Community Psychology<br />
UNIT SET LOCATION<br />
This unit set is available on Joondalup Campus.<br />
MODE OF DELIVERY<br />
This unit set is available in the following mode of delivery -<br />
Campus-Based.<br />
YEAR ONE - SEMESTER 1<br />
PSY5108 Professional Issues in Psychology 25<br />
PSY5111 Psychological Assessment 12.5<br />
PSY5162 Applied Psychology 1: Principles of<br />
Community Psychology<br />
12.5<br />
YEAR ONE - SEMESTER 2<br />
PSY5163 Applied Psychology 2: Community Skills 12.5<br />
PSY5166 Practice Issues 1: Community Psychology 12.5<br />
PSY7181 PhD Research 1 50<br />
YEAR ONE - FULL YEAR<br />
PSY5186 Practicum 1 20<br />
YEAR TWO - SEMESTER 1<br />
PSY6186 Practicum 2 17.5<br />
PSY6304 Health Psychology 12.5<br />
PSY6266 Practice Issues 2: Community Psychology 12.5<br />
PSY7182 PhD Research 2 10<br />
YEAR TWO - SEMESTER 2<br />
PSY6187 Practicum 3 17.5<br />
PSY6262 Applied Psychology 3: Psychology and Social 12.5<br />
Diversity<br />
PSY6293 Practice Issues 3: Community Psychology 12.5<br />
PSY7183 PhD Research 3 25<br />
YEAR THREE - SEMESTER 1<br />
PSY7200 PhD Research Thesis 0<br />
YEAR THREE - SEMESTER 2<br />
PSY7200 PhD Research Thesis 0<br />
YEAR FOUR - SEMESTER 1<br />
PSY7200 PhD Research Thesis 0<br />
YEAR FOUR - SEMESTER 2<br />
PSY7200 PhD Research Thesis 0<br />
DOCTOR OF PSYCHOLOGY<br />
<strong>Course</strong> Code U71<br />
The Doctor of Psychology course combines coursework in an area<br />
of professional practice in Psychology with additional placements<br />
and research experience to that found in the Master of Psychology<br />
course. Candidates specialise in one of the following Psychology<br />
areas: Clinical Forensic, Community or Clinical.<br />
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS<br />
Admission is available to graduates with a relevant Bachelor<br />
degree with 2A Honours or higher, or a relevant Master of Arts,<br />
Science or Psychology degree which has a substantial research<br />
component. Admission also depends upon the availability of a<br />
principal supervisor from the School of Psychology with expertise<br />
in the field of inquiry.<br />
SATISFACTORY PROGRESS<br />
Students who enrol part-time are expected to take a minimum of<br />
six hours coursework per week. Part-time students should consult<br />
the stream coordinator regarding the recommended units for each<br />
semester.<br />
Any student who has not completed and submitted their research<br />
project within the normal period of time will re-enrol in PSY6286<br />
until the project is submitted.<br />
COURSE REQUIREMENTS<br />
Normally the course will be completed over three years of fulltime<br />
study or the equivalent period of part-time study. All years<br />
of the course involve coursework, practical experience in<br />
structured placements, and the preparatory work on the thesis. An<br />
initial supervisor will oversee the production of the thesis<br />
proposal, and a supervisory panel will assist the development and<br />
production of the student’s research. Students are required to<br />
make satisfactory progress in each semester for their doctoral<br />
thesis units. Students with unsatisfactory progress will not be<br />
allowed to remain in the course.<br />
Any student who wishes to register as a psychologist within<br />
Australia or to join a College of the Australian Psychological<br />
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