| Entry Requirements |
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Candidates must be eligible for the Graduate Basis for Registration (GBR) as defined by the British Psychological Society (BPS). |
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Prior experience of work with children in a care, community or educational setting. |
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| Scheme of Study |
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This programme is governed by the University's General Regulations. |
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The programme is to be followed is organised over three full-time years. |
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Candidates for the Doctorate will be required to follow a three-year training of supervised clinical experience, academic teaching and research leading to the Doctoral degree dated as from their registration. |
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Candidates whose fitness to practise as an Educational Psychologist may be limited by reason of health or behaviour may be withdrawn from candidature on the recommendation of a Fitness to Practise Panel. |
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| Assessment, Classification and Award |
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The schedule of assessments will comprise three parts as specified in the programme specification to cover:
- assessment of academic competence;
- assessment of clinical competence;
- assessment of research competence, including submission of a research thesis and viva voce examination.
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The Degree of Doctor of Educational Psychology (D.Ed.Psychol.) may be awarded by Senate on the recommendation of the Board of the School of Psychology to a graduate in Psychology provided that the candidate has successfully pursued a course of study, professional training and research as prescribed above to the satisfaction of the Board of School of Psychology and has fulfilled any other University requirements. |
