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develop students' assessment skills in a range of professional settings. PSY6185 25 Credit Points DPsych Research Project 3 and 4 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit facilitates the conduct of the Doctor of Psychology research project. It is taken in Semester 1 of Year 3. PSY6186 17.5 Credit Points Practicum 2 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit enables students to learn practical skills with clients under supervision of a registered psychologist. (This relates to clinical students) The unit enables students to learn practical skills under supervision of a suitably qualified professional. (This relates to community students) PSY6187 17.5 Credit Points Practicum 3 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE For Clinical students, the unit enables students to learn practical skills with clients under supervision of a registered psychologist. For Community students, the unit enables students to learn practical skills under supervision of a suitably qualified professional. PSY6221 10 Credit Points Research Project 1 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : PSY5124 Research Preparation This unit is designed to facilitate the conduct of the postgraduate research, and to familiarise students with issues in the writing of a postgraduate project or thesis. PSY6222 25 Credit Points Research Project 2 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : PSY6221 Research Project 1 This unit facilitates the completion of data collection and the writing up of a research thesis for a postgraduate psychology degree. PSY6262 12.5 Credit Points Applied Psychology 3: Psychology and Social Diversity FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : PSY5162 Applied Psychology 1: Principles of Community Psychology The focus of this unit is on examining the contexts in which people operate. Systems theory will be used to explore the relationships between the individual and their family, communities, organisations, institutions and societies. Cultural psychology theory and ways of working with various communities will also be introduced. The course relies on a diversity of learning methods encompassing adult learning principles, case study methodology, and student presentation on selected topics. Visits and visiting speakers will help provide a useful link to current issues and contexts. PSY6266 12.5 Credit Points Practice Issues 2: Community Psychology FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : PSY5166 Practice Issues 1: Community Psychology The practicum issues unit facilitates the integration of theory and provides the opportunity for development of skills. The community course includes three practice issues units that progressively develop the students' skills. Practice Issues 2 introduces macro skills through working in areas such as prevention, evaluation, asset based assessment. PSY6286 30 Credit Points DPsych Research Project 5 and 6 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : PSY6185 DPsych Research Project 3 and 4 This unit facilitates the completion of the Doctor of Psychology research project. It is taken in Semester 2 of Year 3. PSY6293 12.5 Credit Points Practice Issues 3: Community Psychology FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : PSY6266 Practice Issues 2: Community Psychology The practicum issues unit facilitates the integration of theory and provides the opportunity for development of skills. The Community course includes three practice issues units that progressively develop the students skills. Practice Issues 3 introduces micro skills through working in the areas such as grant writing, ways of consultation and working with multi disciplinary teams. PSY6304 12.5 Credit Points Health Psychology FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisites : PSY5272 Clinical Psychology 2 PSY5273 Clinical Psychology 3 PSY5163 Applied Psychology 2: Community Skills This unit outlines advanced theoretical models of the prevention of health problems through health promotion and applies psychological interventions to the management of health problems. PSY6305 12.5 Credit Points Family Psychology FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisites : PSY5272 Clinical Psychology 2 PSY5273 Clinical Psychology 3 This unit addresses theories relating to applied family psychology and covers a range of family assessments and interventions relevant to psychological practice. PSY6306 12.5 Credit Points Rehabilitation and Management of Specific Populations FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisites : PSY5272 Clinical Psychology 2 PSY5273 Clinical Psychology 3 This unit addresses the rehabilitation and management of specific clinical populations not covered in previous units. It also trains students in psychological intervention methods not covered in previous units. PSY6312 12.5 Credit Points Psycholegal Assessments FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisites : PSY5272 Clinical Psychology 2 PSY5273 Clinical Psychology 3 This unit addresses advanced psychological assessment methods relevant to forensic psychological practice and testimony pertaining to such assessments. PSY6313 12.5 Credit Points Group-based Psychotherapy Skills FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : PSY5219 Clinical Psychology 1 The principal objective of this unit is to train students in the required group leadership skills to enable them to implement a variety of psychological interventions in a group format. The unit also provides a basic grounding in the theoretical and research literature that guides group psychotherapy techniques. ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008 297
PSY7104 20 Credit Points Forensic Practicum FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : PSY5273 Clinical Psychology 3 This unit is designed to enable students to closely observe forensic psychologists and lawyers in practice and to undertake forensic psychology work under the close supervision of a registered forensic psychologist (wherever possible this will be the unit coordinator). The unit focuses on how psychological theory and psychological techniques can be applied to assist courts and other formal decision making bodies governed by administrative law (e.g., Guardianship Board, Immigration Appeals Tribunal) in their determinations. Students will be directly exposed to at least two areas of law and the roles that psychologists can play in those areas of law. Students will have the opportunity to observe psychologists practising in those two areas of law and will undertake their own case work (i.e., undertake forensic evaluations and submit reports on those evaluations to the court) in at least one area of law. Students will complete a minimum of 65 days of practicum placement (one day = 7.5 hours of case work and associated administrative duties). PSY7181 50 Credit Points PhD Research 1 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE In this unit students extend their understanding of research design and analysis. The appropriateness of applying different types of research design and analysis techniques to various areas of inquiry is examined. Selected topics are studied in depth. Students also review the research process, and develop skills in critically evaluating published research. Study culminates in the development of the PhD research proposal. PSY7182 10 Credit Points PhD Research 2 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit is for PhD students in the combined Masters/PhD program for the completion of their research in the first semester of their second year. PSY7183 25 Credit Points PhD Research 3 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit is for PhD students in the combined Masters/PhD program for the completion of their research in the second semester of their second year. PSY7186 40 Credit Points Practicum 4 and 5 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE The unit enables students to learn practical skills under supervision of a suitably qualified professional. PSY7188 12.5 Credit Points Contemporary Issues in Community Psychology FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : PSY5162 Applied Psychology 1: Principles of Community Psychology This unit will provide an opportunity for students to be exposed to and engage with some of the contemporary issues in community psychology. It will encourage students to question some of the core values and traditional frameworks of community psychology and evaluate their relevance and applicability to a range of contemporary issues. It is anticipated that the unit will be a vehicle whereby staff research and pertinent issues can be presented and discussed. It will also provide an opportunity for visiting academics whose work is relevant to the community psychology field to present and discuss their work. PSY7199 12.5 Credit Points New Directions: Contemporary Perspectives in Community Psychology FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit examines critical, positive, and radical perspectives in psychology. These perspectives challenge many theories and practices common in psychology and examine ways in the traditional theories and practices reinforce and maintain the status quo. As such, these perspectives pay particular attention to the well-being of oppressed and vulnerable individuals and groups. This unit examines notions of power, oppression, inequality, and emphasises the need for social and psychological justice. These approaches draw on a number of positions, including Left, Feminist, Civil Rights, and liberation movements. The values of social justice, self-determination and participation, caring and compassion, wellbeing, and human diversity underpin the theory and practice of critical, positive, and radical psychology. PSY7200 0 Credit Points PhD Research Thesis FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit is for PhD students for the completion of their doctoral thesis. Students will re-enrol in this unit each semester until their thesis is submitted. PSY7203 12.5 Credit Points Psychology and Law 1 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : PSY6312 Psycholegal Assessments This unit introduces postgraduate psychology students to the legal system in Australia in general, and Western Australia in particular and explores the interaction between law and psychology. As part of this unit students will develop competencies in doing legal research. The unit specifically deals with the comprehensive law movement, problem-solving courts and issues concerning the investigatory, evidentiary and disposition stages of the criminal justice system. PSY7205 12.5 Credit Points Psychology and Law 2 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : PSY7203 Psychology and Law 1 This unit is designed to familiarise students about the contribution of psychologists to civil litigation issues. It includes matters concerning the law of torts and libel, laws concerning compensation, discrimination laws, competency, civil commitment laws and family law. A further aim is to integrate findings of psychological research and practice with these areas in law. As part of this unit students will develop competencies in doing legal research. PSY7206 20 Credit Points Final Forensic Placement FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : PSY7104 Forensic Practicum This unit is designed to enable students to closely observe forensic psychologists and lawyers in practice and to undertake forensic psychology work under the close supervision of a registered forensic psychologist (wherever possible this will be the unit coordinator). Students will be directly exposed to at least two areas of law and the roles that psychologists can play in those areas of law. Students will have the opportunity to observe psychologists practising in those two areas of law and will undertake their own case work (i.e., undertake forensic evaluations and submit reports on those evaluations to the court) in at least one area of law. Students will complete a minimum of 65 days of practicum placement (one day = 7.5 hours of case work and associated administrative duties). 298 ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008
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