Applying to UK Doctorate in Clinical Psychology as an International Student

[@taylora6312]

Hi! I’m actually an international student that got on this year and want to note that having home fees isn’t required for all courses. Scotland courses (so Glasgow and Edinburgh) have a separate funding body and just require that you have the right to work without restrictions. I believe Royal Holloway also has this rule! Everything else is spot on :) and also just owe you a big thank you as your videos helped so much in my application process!!

[@kittyf.6254]

Hi! Congrats on your offer!! May I ask which uni have you got on this year? Are there any other uni that does not require home fees?

[@taylora6312]

@@kittyf.6254 Thank you! I got on at Edinburgh and was reserve list for Glasgow. And the unis that don’t require home fees are just the ones I mentioned above - Edinburgh, Glasgow, and I believe Royal Holloway.

[@dramaticreaper]

Could I ask how this works? Is a work visa sufficient as evidence of the right to work without restrictions? This means you probably had to apply for a job in the UK before applying for the DClinPsy? (If it's not too much to ask, would you mind telling your story? I would love to hear it)

[@aliciajones6607]

If it’s possible could you say what type of qualifications you did that made them want to choose you?

[@Jess-bn8gm]

Thank you so much for this information! really gave me hope for the future to studying for postgraduate in the UK!!

[@ojaswinidas4764]

Thank you Sharon, I was unbelievably stressed, and this helped me remember that real people actually get into the program and it is possible.

[@KhurramNaqvi407]

Very informative video

[@yaminialmal6171]

Hi Sharon! Thank you for this informative video, it has been very helpful :) Would it be possible to interview international trainees that have pursued/are currently pursuing the doctorate about their experience of the application process and the course itself?

[@SharonB]

Hey thanks for watching!! I have been in contact with someone so hopefully this video should be coming soon!

[@valyap7579]

@@SharonBplease that would be very helpful

[@CPSYPaulianthangHauzel]

Hey Sharon, does it mean international students with undergraduate degree from outside UK won't get any NHS fund?

[@loreenseptember]

Government research council Charity org common wealth scholarships UK based funds

[@fatimali6460]

Oh UK is 3 to 4years and USA is at least 5 years.. wonder why is it..

[@goodnessbamidele4410]

Thanks for this useful information.

[@loreenseptember]

Contact BPS to get accreditation

[@paulafay8923]

my dream was a psychoanalytic oriented Dclinpsy at the uk

[@Fatima-qu3ml]

Hi can u do a video on clinician associate in psychology and psychological well being practitioner as well as non psychology jobs that can be done with a psychology degree

[@SharonB]

This is something I’ve wanted to do for a while! Because I don’t have personal experience in these roles, I’ll look for someone who does!

[@Fatima-qu3ml]

@@SharonB thank you

[@emasousa2148]

Hi Sharon, thank you so much for the video. Do you know if you still need a right-to-work visa if you are going for a self-funded spot?

[@blackblonde227-4]

Hey! Is working as teaching assistant in SEN school is considered to be relevant experience?

[@impulse50k.w.6]

Hi! I'm an international student, and I've just graduated with a Master's degree in Psychology and Education (conversion) in the UK this year. I'm now planning my next steps and considering future qualifications like BPS, BACP, or HCPC. However, I'm still unsure about the type of experience I should gain before applying for these, and I'm a bit confused about the differences between BACP and HCPC. Could you help clarify what sets these qualifications apart, particularly for someone interested in clinical or corporate psychology? Also, if I want to work abroad as a clinical psychologist or offer psychological advice online, what would be the best path forward in terms of qualifications and experience? Thanks for your insights!

[@3222skm]

How bout an international student who has completed the undergraduate from a uk uni and now wants to be the Clinical psychologist,what will be be her way?like normal national way that applies for the other uk fellow or what?and whats the funding Process then?

[@carcinogenesis3700]

Hi did you get a reply about whether you would be self funded or NHS funded for Dpsych?

[@CPSYPaulianthangHauzel]

​@@carcinogenesis3700even after a conversion Msc course/Bachelors course in uk by an international student, is it really they still won't get the NHS fund?

[@SrishtiMudgal-my1ud]

Do I need to submit a research proposal for the admission procedure ?

[@loreenseptember]

Write to work UK visa

[@licysunny2645]

I completed msc in applied psychology from kk in59%can I study Psy D in uk.Iam from in india