The Three R’s of Clinical Psychology Doctoral Interviews.
Setting yourself apart from other candidates at the interview for a clinical PhD program revolves around these three Rs (rapport, resilience, and readiness). And lastly, after using these three Rs.
Graduate Program Interviews: Clinical Psychology This post is part of an ongoing series about applicant interview weekends in Psychology departments. Check back for posts about interviews in other areas of Psychology, and visit our Careers in Psychology section.
Interview with a clinical psychology PhD on addiction, the pro human stance, and how to be a better addict (Podcast) Hi Everyone, I recently did an interview with a clinical psychology PhD specializing in treating and researching addiction on the topic of addiction and the pro human stance.
The three-year, full-time Doctorate in Clinical Psychology is based within the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience (IoPPN). Trainees spend three days a week on supervised clinical practice placements and two days a week are dedicated to teaching, study and research.
Candidates must also have Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) of the British Psychological Society. For guidance on the kinds of experience considered to be relevant when applying for the Clinical Psychology Doctorate, please visit the Clearing House for Postgraduate Courses in Clinical Psychology’s website. Selection Procedure.
Clinical psychology course centres are working to put arrangements in place for their interviews that prioritise everyone's health. These will need to take account of the policies and procedures of the universities and NHS organisations relevant to that course centre.
The Doctoral Programme in Clinical Psychology is a 3-year research degree and professional training programme in clinical psychology. The course is fully accredited by the Psychological Society of Ireland. The course runs over three calendar years and includes three interrelated elements: 2,000 hours of research over 200-250 days.
Potential Graduate School Interview Questions Compiled by Dr. Giordano, with a special thanks to the Belmont students who have contributed to this list! Below are some questions that you may be asked on graduate school interviews. This list is by no means exhaustive, but it should give you a good idea of the kinds of things you might be asked.
PhD Interview Questions Your PhD interview will be an important part of your postgraduate research application. This is your chance to meet your prospective department, discuss your project and show your potential as an academic researcher.
Note also that programs each offer training in specific areas of clinical psychology, rendering an omnibus ranking of doctoral programs a bit like comparing apples and oranges. Nevertheless, there are several metrics that applicants should keep in mind when selecting a graduate program.
The clinical psychology concentration is committed to the clinical science model. Our goal is to train clinical psychologists who are capable of integrating research and applied clinical activities. The program is unique in approaching clinical psychology from social psychological and contextual perspectives.
In line with clinical psychology as a reflective profession we engage in ongoing review of our procedures, and potential candidates should therefore check for updates relating to the 2020 entry process for both shortlisting and interviewing on the CPU website before the deadline for applications.
Psychstudent33; For the Monash Clinical phd they have said they will be asking questions about our overall fit for the program at Monash, our research and career goals, how our research interests align with Monash researchers, and our past work experience. I imagine the ed and dev masters would be similar. The clinical interviews are next week too.
