Pursue a career as a community psychologist with the Master of Applied Psychology (Community Psychology).You'll be part of a vibrant learning environment where your psychology skills and knowledge will be directed towards applied community psychology.This course is founded upon the scientist-practitioner model of professional training. Two key elements of the model are:combined knowledge and skills acquisition with reality-based psychological understandingsfacilitation of a clear stance of inquiry in relation to all aspects of theory, research and practice.You'll undertake a combination of theoretical coursework, skill-based practice coursework, practicum placements and an applied community psychology focused research project.Graduating students will have completed 1000 hours of supervised practical placement experience.Careers in psychologyGraduates may find employment in:community mental healthorganizational, applied social, environmental, ecological and health psychology or related areaspolicy development, research and evaluationcommunity organizing, advocacy and program developmentapplied social, environmental health psychologycommunity psychology and related areasCourse structureTo attain the Master of Applied Psychology (Community Psychology) students are required to complete:192 credit points (equivalent to 16 units) of Core studies