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DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (COUNSELLING PSYCHOLOGY)DOCTORAL THESIS - PSYCHOLOGYIndex No: 99173Teaching SchoolSchool of Psychology and Speech PathologyContent hours1.5 hours individual supervision per weekCredit Points575 ptsUnit Coordinator: Assoc. Prof. Clare Rees, 9266 3442Email: c.rees@curtin.edu.auIntroductionA Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) (Counselling Psychology) indicates that a student hascontributed substantially to the knowledge or understanding in a field, and is capable ofcarrying out independent research. For the PhD in Counselling Psychology the project musthave some relevance to counselling psychology. Doctoral research degree candidates shoulduncover new knowledge either by the discovery of new facts, the formulation of theories or theinnovative re-interpretation of known data and established ideas.The thesis research will be a program, which is practically oriented and useful in developing aneffective understanding, providing for the application of solutions to problems associated withcounselling psychology.Subject to and in accordance with Curtin's Higher Degree by Research Regulations forDoctoral Degrees, a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Counselling Psychology shall be awardedfor a combination of a thesis and coursework in which the coursework component does notexceed one-third of the total doctoral degree program. In all cases the thesis must in theopinion of the Examiners be a substantial original contribution to the knowledge orunderstanding of clinical psychology and demonstrate the capacity of the candidate toconceive, design and carry to completion independent research.University Entry requirements for a PhDGraduated with or qualified for the award of the degree of Master within the University whichrequires the completion of a publicly available thesis or research project to an acceptablestandard;OrGraduated with or qualified for the award of the degree of Bachelor with First Class Honours orUpper Second Class Honours within the University;Or(i) Graduated with a Bachelor's degree and completed a Postgraduate Diploma or itsequivalent, or completed a Master's degree by Coursework, with, in both cases, a courseweightedaverage of not less than seventy percent within the University; and(ii) Demonstrated the capacity to undertake significant research;OrObtained qualifications from another institution which are recognised by tertiary admissionauthorities in Australia and which are deemed to be equivalent to, or a satisfactory substitutefor, any of the qualifications prescribed above;OrEnrolled in a research Master's degree for the equivalent of at least one semester full-time, andshown exceptional ability in the conduct of the early stages of the research project which is69Curtin University is a trademark of Curtin University of Technology.CRICOS Provider Code 00301J (WA), 02637B (NSW)
clearly capable of being extended and converted to Doctoral level. Conversion of enrolmentfrom Master's to a Doctoral program requires the approval of the Faculty Graduate StudiesCommittee.Selection of Potential Doctoral Students by the SchoolIn addition to the University application form, the School of Psychology and Speech Pathologyrequires applicants to submit examples of their previous research endeavours, together withacademic references and a written account of their skills, objectives and motivations forundertaking the PhD (Counselling Psychology) program. The application also requires a briefdescription of the proposed research (maximum of two pages).Applicants are required to approach suitable staff members prior to submitting theirapplication to determine if they are willing to be on the supervision team. ThePostgraduate Coordinator can provide information on who may be appropriate for a particulartopic. Further information is provided on the School‟s website (http://psych.curtin.edu.au/.The application will be reviewed by the School‟s Graduate Studies Committee, and/or otherstaff members considered appropriate for the applicant and their proposed area of study.Consideration of whether an appropriate supervisory panel can be provided, and whetherfacilities necessary for research in the area signalled by the applicant can be made available,will affect the selection of suitable postgraduate students.The Federal government now funds postgraduate research places at each University on acomplex formula with penalties for students who fail to complete and rewards for studentswhose completion is “timely”. The potential of the student to complete the thesis and thepotential of the project to be done in the minimum time are considered when determining thesuitability of a student to the program.Postgraduate ScholarshipsFull-time students enrolled in the PhD (Counselling Psychology) program who have first classHonours or the equivalent are eligible to apply for a Commonwealth Research Award(Australian Postgraduate Award; APA) or a Curtin University Postgraduate Scholarship (CUPS)for a three year period of doctoral study. The „equivalent‟ of first class honours may beconsidered as one or more of the following: students who have achieved candidacy, publishedpapers in refereed journals or demonstrated in other ways progress towards the PhD. Studentscan apply at any time throughout their PhD. Further information is available at the followingweb site: http://scholarships.curtin.edu.au/External scholarships are also available from granting bodies such as: Healthway WA, NHMRCand the Australian Rotary Health Research Fund. For information on these, students shouldcontact the University‟s Research & Development Office, or visit the appropriate organisation‟swebsite. Additional scholarships are also available from the School of Psychology and SpeechPathology.Forms for Postgraduate StudiesAs you progress through your postgraduate studies you will require many forms throughout thevarious stages of your program. These are available on the University website, at:http://research.curtin.edu.au/graduate/forms.htmlThese can be downloaded to a PC or Mac for completion. Forms are often updated and it ismuch safer to download the most recent ones than to rely on ones that may have been printedoff some time ago.70Curtin University is a trademark of Curtin University of Technology.CRICOS Provider Code 00301J (WA), 02637B (NSW)
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clearly capable of being extended and converted to Doctoral level. Conversion of enrolmentfrom Master's to a Doctoral program requires the approval of the Faculty Graduate StudiesCommittee.Selection of Potential Doctoral Students by the SchoolIn addition to the <strong>University</strong> application form, the School of Psychology and Speech Pathologyrequires applicants to submit examples of their previous research endeavours, together withacademic references and a written account of their skills, objectives and motivations forundertaking the PhD (Counselling Psychology) program. The application also requires a briefdescription of the proposed research (maximum of two pages).Applicants are required to approach suitable staff members prior to submitting theirapplication to determine if they are willing to be on the supervision team. ThePostgraduate Coordinator can provide information on who may be appropriate for a particulartopic. Further information is provided on the School‟s website (http://psych.curtin.edu.au/.The application will be reviewed by the School‟s Graduate Studies Committee, and/or otherstaff members considered appropriate for the applicant and their proposed area of study.Consideration of whether an appropriate supervisory panel can be provided, and whetherfacilities necessary for research in the area signalled by the applicant can be made available,will affect the selection of suitable postgraduate students.The Federal government now funds postgraduate research places at each <strong>University</strong> on acomplex formula with penalties for students who fail to complete and rewards for studentswhose completion is “timely”. The potential of the student to complete the thesis and thepotential of the project to be done in the minimum time are considered when determining thesuitability of a student to the program.Postgraduate ScholarshipsFull-time students enrolled in the PhD (Counselling Psychology) program who have first classHonours or the equivalent are eligible to apply for a Commonwealth Research Award(Australian Postgraduate Award; APA) or a <strong>Curtin</strong> <strong>University</strong> Postgraduate Scholarship (CUPS)for a three year period of doctoral study. The „equivalent‟ of first class honours may beconsidered as one or more of the following: students who have achieved candidacy, publishedpapers in refereed journals or demonstrated in other ways progress towards the PhD. Studentscan apply at any time throughout their PhD. Further information is available at the followingweb site: http://scholarships.curtin.edu.au/External scholarships are also available from granting bodies such as: <strong>Health</strong>way WA, NHMRCand the Australian Rotary <strong>Health</strong> Research Fund. For information on these, students shouldcontact the <strong>University</strong>‟s Research & Development Office, or visit the appropriate organisation‟swebsite. Additional scholarships are also available from the School of Psychology and SpeechPathology.Forms for Postgraduate StudiesAs you progress through your postgraduate studies you will require many forms throughout thevarious stages of your program. These are available on the <strong>University</strong> website, at:http://research.curtin.edu.au/graduate/forms.htmlThese can be downloaded to a PC or Mac for completion. Forms are often updated and it ismuch safer to download the most recent ones than to rely on ones that may have been printedoff some time ago.70<strong>Curtin</strong> <strong>University</strong> is a trademark of <strong>Curtin</strong> <strong>University</strong> of Technology.CRICOS Provider Code 00301J (WA), 02637B (NSW)