Master of Child and Family Psychology
University of Canterbury
Duration
1½ years
Intake
February, July
Degree
Master’s
Program Overview
The Master of Child and Family Psychology is an in‑depth programme designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to address mental health and developmental issues in children and families. This programme prepares graduates to become clinical psychologists or counselors, providing essential support to families and communities. Graduates often work in health services, schools, social services, and family therapy settings.
Key Information
University
University of Canterbury
Campus
Total Credits
180 points (NZQF Level 9)
Study Mode
Full-time
Loan Availability
No
Program Details
Duration
Tuition Fee:
Format
Attendance:
Study Gap:
Fees & Funding:
Approx NZD 42,000 per year (international)
Course Structure
Full time study: Core courses in developmental psychology, therapeutic techniques, and family systems
Part time study: Same structure spread over a longer period
Courses include: Psychological assessment, intervention strategies, child behavior, and family dynamics
Entry Requirement
Academic
Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or a related field
Language
IELTS - IELTS 6.5, with no band less than 6.0
PTE - Minimum score of 58, no communicative skills below 50
TOEFL - Minimum score of 90, with no section below 20
How To Apply
Quick flow:
Course → Apply → Offer → Visa → Travel → Study
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