Masters programs
Our Masters courses are uniquely informed by academic expertise and those with lived experience. These courses provide a world-class understanding of supporting mental health through a diversity of approaches and philosophies informed by real world settings.
Master of Clinical Psychology
Applications for 2026 are now open (Closing date: 03 October 2025)
We integrate advanced practitioner training with industry-based research training to prepare you for work as a Clinical Psychologist. Clinical Psychologists use their knowledge of psychology and mental health for the assessment, diagnosis, formulation, treatment and prevention of psychological problems and mental illness across the lifespan.
The course is founded on a commitment to excellence in clinical training and clinical research that can positively impact the brain and mental health of the community. You will gain generalised and specialised clinical skills to manage complex mental health problems, that is culturally responsive, in order to help people thrive. You will learn from passionate clinical educators through coursework and expert clinical supervisors across three placements. You will also conduct a clinical research project that has scope to positively impact the community under the guidance of experienced academics.
Video statement
As part of the competitive selection process for the Master of Clinical Psychology (M6046) at Monash University, preliminary shortlisted applicants ONLY are required to submit a video statement.
For more information about the purpose and role of the video as well as the content and submission guidelines, please click here.
Research projects
Researchers from the School of Psychological Sciences offer a range of clinical research projects that may be suitable for Master of Clinical Psychology students applying for enrolment.
A sample of particular projects or areas of research that are available for 2026 enrolment are listed below:
2025 Clinical Postgraduate Programs Information Session
On 21st August 2025, the School of Psychological Sciences hosted an information webinar where attendees got to hear from our panel of course directors, clinical training staff, research supervisors, current students and recent graduates to learn more about clinical psychology and clinical neuropsychology training at Monash.