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Trying to apply for PhD Clinical Psychology NIUG....

  • 31-12-2018 6:27pm
    #1
    MmmmmCheese
    Registered Users Posts: 357 ✭✭


    Hello all, just wondering if anyone could shed any light on my predicament or have any info from personal experience.

    As per the thread title, I'm trying to apply for the Clinical Psychology PhD at NUIG. On the PAC website a drop down menu lists the options to choose from from the Psychology graduate school, my issue is that I have no idea which one is the Clinical Psychology PhD. The options are as follows:


    PHB - Structured PhD, (Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences) (Applied behaviour analysis)
    SPA - Structured PhD, (Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences) (Psychology)
    SPA - Structured PhD, (Health Psychology Practice)
    SPH- Structured PhD, (Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences) (Psychology and Health)
    SPP- Structured PhD, (Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences) (Perception, cognition, and action)
    PA - PhD (Psychology)


    I have of course emailed the relevant applications person but as it's Christmas I probably won't receive a reply for a number of days and was hoping I might receive a more immediate response here.

    There is a possibility that I'm applying in completely the wrong place as well so if anyone is going through or has gone through the application process before I would be very grateful for some assistance.


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  • #2
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 0 ✭ [Deleted User]


    MmmmmCheese wrote: »
    Hello all, just wondering if anyone could shed any light on my predicament or have any info from personal experience.

    As per the thread title, I'm trying to apply for the Clinical Psychology PhD at NUIG. On the PAC website a drop down menu lists the options to choose from from the Psychology graduate school, my issue is that I have no idea which one is the Clinical Psychology PhD. The options are as follows:


    PHB - Structured PhD, (Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences) (Applied behaviour analysis)
    SPA - Structured PhD, (Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences) (Psychology)
    SPA - Structured PhD, (Health Psychology Practice)
    SPH- Structured PhD, (Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences) (Psychology and Health)
    SPP- Structured PhD, (Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences) (Perception, cognition, and action)
    PA - PhD (Psychology)


    I have of course emailed the relevant applications person but as it's Christmas I probably won't receive a reply for a number of days and was hoping I might receive a more immediate response here.

    There is a possibility that I'm applying in completely the wrong place as well so if anyone is going through or has gone through the application process before I would be very grateful for some assistance.

    It’s a doctorate not a PhD if that helps find it.


  • #3
    SuperRabbit
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 698 ✭✭✭SuperRabbit


    None of those is Clinical Psychology, can you search for course code 1DY1? That's what the website says the course code is

    "Doctor of Psychological Science (Clinical Psychology)"


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