Masters in Clinical Psychology

A Master's in Clinical Psychology is an advanced graduate program typically spanning two to three years. It is designed to combine theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for a career in clinical practice. The curriculum covers subjects like psychopathology, assessment, therapeutic techniques, and research methodologies. Intakes usually occur once in a year, with some institutions offering biannual admissions. Students engage in supervised clinical placements to gain hands-on experience. Upon completion, graduates are equipped to work in diverse settings, including mental health clinics, hospitals, and private practice, contributing to the field of mental health.

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