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MSc Clinical Psychology
University of Plymouth

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(4.2)

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QualificationMSc - Master of Science
LocationPlymouth Campus
Study modeFull Time
Start dateSep 2026
Duration1 Year
QualificationMSc - Master of Science
LocationPlymouth Campus
Study modeFull Time
Start dateSep 2027
Duration1 Year
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MSc - Master of Science

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Plymouth Campus

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Full Time

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Sep 2026

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The MSc Clinical Psychology offers masters-level clinical training that will provide you with the practical experience and knowledge you need to fast-track your future career in clinical practice. You will acquire an advanced understanding of clinical practice and research with a hands-on approach to learning, with the training of key clinical skills embedded in all elements of this course. With the supervision and guidance of clinicians and clinical researchers, you will acquire specialist skills and knowledge that will prepare you for your clinical career pathway, with a focus on training related to the core concepts and techniques of clinical psychology.

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Complete University Guide ranking
61st
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Complete University Guide Psychology ranking
91st
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What students say
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Aliah Amisha Mohammad Rohizat
University of Plymouth
MSc Clinical Psychology
The library is my favorite place. It's the best place for studying, and it's near my university accommodation too. The lecturers are so helpful as well, during lectures and office hours drop in. The student ambassadors are also helpful in case I'm lost in campus in my first few days of studying.
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Alys Thomas
University of Plymouth
MSc Clinical Psychology
The university’s location is amazing! It is in the heart of the city of Plymouth and most student accommodations is no more than a 15 minute walk to campus, which I know other university’s do not have. The only issue I have, is the lack of sport facilities the university has, which is a shame as sport at university is one of the most important extracurricular activities - from meeting new people and having an outlet from the stress of studying.
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Eben Ahearn
University of Plymouth
MSc Clinical Psychology
Plymouth university is a fun and safe campus with a great student life and a lot of support educationally and socially. It is a really good university to study psychology and other courses because of the facilities we have.
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Bethany Jorro
University of Plymouth
MSc Clinical Psychology
Massive campus with lots of places to study. Timetables are probably the negative as I struggle making it in and paying to come in when I’m only scheduled for 2 hours a day max so I study online which is an advantage which lectures being recorded! Lovely staff and lots to get involved with. 11/10 for a Starbucks on campus!!
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Mikhail
University of Plymouth
MSc Clinical Psychology
The only downside is how secluded the city of Plymouth is from everything. On one hand, this feeling of existing in a bubble is relieving, at other times the distance to travel to other cities is quite an ask.
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Tuition fees
Student living
£10,600 per year
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How University rating students rated:
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Overall ratingRating icon4.2
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38%
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Latest Clinical Psychology reviews
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Aliah Amisha Mohammad Rohizat
University of Plymouth
Reviewed: 21/01/26
MSc Clinical Psychology
The library is my favorite place. It's the best place for studying, and it's near my university accommodation too. The lecturers are so helpful as well, during lectures and office hours drop in. The student ambassadors are also helpful in case I'm lost in campus in my first few days of studying.
Read full review
AT
Alys Thomas
University of Plymouth
Reviewed: 20/01/26
MSc Clinical Psychology
The university’s location is amazing! It is in the heart of the city of Plymouth and most student accommodations is no more than a 15 minute walk to campus, which I know other university’s do not have. The only issue I have, is the lack of sport facilities the university has, which is a shame as sport at university is one of the most important extracurricular activities - from meeting new people and having an outlet from the stress of studying.
Read full review
BJ
Bethany Jorro
University of Plymouth
Reviewed: 18/11/25
MSc Clinical Psychology
Massive campus with lots of places to study. Timetables are probably the negative as I struggle making it in and paying to come in when I’m only scheduled for 2 hours a day max so I study online which is an advantage which lectures being recorded! Lovely staff and lots to get involved with. 11/10 for a Starbucks on campus!!
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Eben Ahearn
University of Plymouth
Reviewed: 20/11/25
MSc Clinical Psychology
Plymouth university is a fun and safe campus with a great student life and a lot of support educationally and socially. It is a really good university to study psychology and other courses because of the facilities we have.
Read full review
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Mikhail
University of Plymouth
Reviewed: 25/02/25
MSc Clinical Psychology
The only downside is how secluded the city of Plymouth is from everything. On one hand, this feeling of existing in a bubble is relieving, at other times the distance to travel to other cities is quite an ask.
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Tegan Crossman
University of Plymouth
Reviewed: 07/11/24
MSc Clinical Psychology
The university is so proactive to change which beneficial for every single student. The worst thing about my uni experience is the cost of living and having to potentially sacrifice the possibility of better grades to pick-up a job as it’s too expensive to live but you don’t want to reduce your opportunities that might be available more with better grades.
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Uni info

Goldsmiths, University of London

Student rating
(3.8)
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CUG ranking 61st
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Goldsmiths, University of London
Drake CircusPlymouthDevonPL4 8AAUnited Kingdom
Nearest train station:Plymouth 0.2 miles away
Nearest tube station:Heathrow Terminals 1 2 3 110.5 miles away
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