Clinical neuropsychologists are specialists who understand the cognitive, emotional and behavioural effects of brain-based conditions such as dementia, stroke, traumatic brain injury, epilepsy, autism-spectrum conditions, multiple sclerosis and psychiatric disorders. They provide assessments and treatment recommendations that may employ cognitive, educational, behavioural or psychosocial methods.
Grounded in theory and practice, the Master of Clinical Neuropsychology will provide you with the knowledge, skills and qualifications you need to work within a range of clinically oriented areas. Upon graduation, you’ll be eligible for registration with the Psychology Board of Australia.
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Entry Requirements
Year 12 with ISC/CBSC: 60% in best 4 subjects, Year 12 with state board : 65% in best four subjects ; PTE (No Score Less Than) :Reading: 53, Listening: 48, Speaking: 46, Writing: 62 ; TOEFL (No Score Less Than) : Reading: 13, Listening: 12, Speaking: 18, Writing: 21 ; ILETS (No Score Less Than) : Reading and Writing 6.5, Listening and speaking 6.0
Remarks
Recent APAC accredited AQF level 8 qualification in psychology (with first class or second class honours division one) or recognised equivalent, and
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