Clinical Psychology Doctorate

The Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Hull is a comprehensive three-year degree programme focusing on clinical practice in public healthcare settings. This rigorous programme provides rigorous training and exposure to a wide range of methods, theories, and evidence-based treatments in clinical psychology. Course Content: The course covers a broad range of themes including the development and principles of clinical psychology, advanced research methods, leadership and service development, and specialised client groups. Practical placements, research and a doctoral thesis form crucial parts of the curriculum.Key Modules: The course comprises six modules, spread over three stages. The first stage focuses on core clinical, academic and research training. The second stage intensifies the training, with additional emphasis on special interest areas and at-risk communities. The third and final stage focuses on applied practice and the preparation and submission of a doctoral thesis.Accreditations: The Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Hull is approved by the Health and Care Professions Council and is also recognised by the British Psychological Society as qualifying it's candidates to practice as a Clinical Psychologist upon the successful completion of the course.Future Careers: Upon graduation, students can take roles in the National Health Service (NHS), local and central government agencies, universities, or independent practice. The course also equips students for careers in research, service development, leadership, teaching, and consultancy. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.