5 Part-time Master's in Clinical Psychology in Ireland

Dementia University College Cork
4,1(114)Cork, Ireland Top 5% in WorldwideThe Dementia degree delivered by the University College Cork provides healthcare professionals with the skills to expertly care for a person with dementia from diagnosis to end-of-life.

Hearing, Balance and Communication University College Cork
4,1(114)Cork, Ireland Top 5% in WorldwideThe Hearing, Balance and Communication degree delivered by the University College Cork is the only degree of its kind in Ireland. The Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences at University College Cork is pleased to provide you with the opportunity to acquire state-of-the-art knowledge and skills in the field of hearing and balance-related difficulties.
Group Analytic Psychotherapy University College Dublin
4,4(146)Dublin, Ireland Top 3% in WorldwideThe Group Analytic Psychotherapy programme at University College Dublin is a professional Level 9 qualification. This part-time course spans six years of on-campus study, focusing on the social nature of human experience. It provides clinical training for health professionals seeking to master group analytic concepts.
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy University College Dublin
4,4(146)Dublin, Ireland Top 3% in WorldwideThe Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Professional Masters at University College Dublin is a four-year, part-time programme. It offers rigorous clinical training based on the work of Freud and Lacan. Students engage in personal psychoanalysis and supervised practice to achieve professional qualification in a public study mode.
Professional Practice- Professional Management of Complex Behaviour in Clinical Practice Dundalk Institute of Technology
4,2(28)Dundalk, IrelandProfessional Practice- Professional Management of Complex Behaviour in Clinical Practice is offered by Dundalk Institute of Technology. The MSc in Professional Practice (Professional Management of Complex Behaviour in Clinical Practice) at DkIT will prepare students to provide training in line with contemporary person-centred, trauma-informed and recovery-oriented best-practice.