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DPROF HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY

July 27, 2015 By Off

Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology

We offer a Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology consisting of two years full-time supervised practice (or equivalent), attendance at workshops and completion of a Thesis Portfolio. Our course will equip you with the appropriate experience and qualifications to apply for registration with the HCPC with the right to use the title ‘Health Psychologist’. Our course is recognised by the BPS as providing Stage 2 requirements for Chartered Psychologist status.

Applying and Entry

Applicants are required to hold GBC and have completed an accredited MSc Health Psychology (60% average or above) or completed the Stage 1 qualification for Health Psychology with the BPS. Applicants must also have organised an appropriate work placement, which we approve at the start of the course

 

School of Psychology

We are conveniently located on the Holloway Road, a diverse borough of London, allowing Trainees the opportunity to engage with the impact of social and cultural influences on health and well-being. Trainees are able to access a variety of opportunities in which to develop the Stage 2 Competencies through our strong links with external agencies.

Trainees feel that a real strength of our course is the flexibility that we offer, having two entry points per year and the option of both full time and part time study.

Our course is run by a team of dedicated Chartered Psychologists who are also HCPC Registered. The BPS commended us for “exuding passion and enthusiasm for our subject and showing evident concern for delivering the best possible Trainee experience”. Our key role is to support your professional development as a Health Psychologist in Training.

If you would like more information about the course then visit our course webpage http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate/2015/health-psychology—prof-doc/ or contact the Course Leader Dr Joanne Lusher j.lusher@londonmet.ac.uk for an information booklet

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