Coventry and Warwick

School of Health and Care | Coventry University (Years 1 & 2)
Department of Psychology | University of Warwick (Year 3)

Course code:

400

Course length:

3 years (full-time)

Website:

https://www.coventry.ac.uk/course-structure/pg/hls/clinical-psychology-dcli/

Phone:

You can email any enquiries after checking all 6 pages below, which cover most FAQs

Administration email:

[email protected]

Overview

Who can apply:

We do not accept applicants who have not yet graduated

Qualifications:

A 1st or 2:1 undergraduate psychology degree

OR 

A 2:2 undergraduate psychology degree plus at least a master’s degree in a relevant subject area

Experience:

Minimum 24 months clinical and/or academic experience

Residence:

Home fees status required
We do not accept applicants with overseas fees status

Application:

We do not have any additional tests as part of short-listing

Disability:

We do not participate in the Disability Confident scheme

Document requirements:

Please provide a document confirming your GBC status, plus:

  • Undergraduate degree TRANSCRIPT
  • Undergraduate degree CERTIFICATE
  • Conversion course TRANSCRIPT (if completed)
  • Conversion course CERTIFICATE (if completed)
  • Any other Masters degree CERTIFICATE (if completed)
  • Any other Postgraduate degree CERTIFICATE (if completed)

Professional accreditation

This course is accredited by:

  • Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)
  • British Psychological Society (BPS)

Approach and theories

  • Cognitive-behavioural model
  • Psychodynamic model
  • Third wave cognitive models/approaches
  • Systemic approaches

Placement locations

Trainees are currently employed by Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust for the duration of their training. Core placements are located in Coventry, Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Herefordshire, and trainees will be expected to travel to placements in locations right across this geographical area. To reduce travel, it is therefore helpful if trainees live within this area. Furthermore, as public transport is very limited in some places, a current driving licence and car/motorcycle ownership or other independent means of transport is essential except for where reasonable adjustments apply.

Last updated:

2nd September 2024