Macquarie University 2005 Handbook: APSY01P - Applied Psychology (Postgraduate Study Pattern)

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APSY01P - Applied Psychology (Postgraduate Study Pattern)

Major:	Applied Psychology
Area of Study:	Psychology
Degrees:	PGDipAppPsy - Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Psychology
Offered By:	LP - Division of Linguistics and Psychology
Admission Requirements:	Applications will be considered from individuals who have completed a 4 year full-time (or equivalent part-time) course specialising in psychology that is recognised by the NSW Psychologists Registration Board. A selection interview may be conducted to assess personal suitability.
Fees:	275
Attendance Modes:	Internal
Study Loads:	Part Time (2.0)
Commencing Study Periods:

General Requirements

Specific Requirements

800 level
Required	PSYA901	Applied Psychology 1 (4)	4
Required	PSYA902	Applied Psychology 2 (4)	4
Required	PSYA903	Applied Psychology 3 (4)	4
Required	PSYA904	Applied Psychology 4 (4)	4
Required	PSYA905	Applied Psychology 5 (4)	4
Required	PSYA906	Applied Psychology 6 (4)	4
Required	PSYA907	Applied Psychology 7 (4)	4
Required	PSYA908	Applied Psychology 8 (4)	4
Electives
Balance of credit points required
TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM			32

Notes

Program Structure The Diploma involves eight core units. These units have been designed to cover the requisite theoretical and practical training for the successful completion of the seven certificates required by the NSW Psychologists Registration Board for full registration as a psychologist. Students will usually incur an additional cost for individual supervision, which will vary on the basis of individual arrangements made with external supervisors.