1. Obtain an Application Form:
    

How – 3 Ways 

• Application forms are available from our website www.uct.ac.za/depts/cgc/  

  • Please note that the CGC application forms are available on this website, and must be handed or posted directly to CGC.  

  • The UCT Admission application form should also be completed either online or handed directly to the admissions office. 

  • For those students who are currently registered at UCT please complete UCT Admissions Application form 5.

• Send a A4 self addressed envelope (postage included) to

  Child Guidance Clinic
  UCT,
  Chapel Road,
  Rosebank,
  7701
  Cape Town
  South Africa

•  Collect an application form from our office at the above mentioned address. 

2. Deadline: Application forms must reach our office

  Date:  25 May 2012

  Time: 12 noon
 

3. Complete Application consist of:

• CGC Application form.
• Referees Report (3 copies from three different people)
• Supporting documents (certified copy of transcript & honours certificate)
• Application Fee: CGC’s fee is R100 (South African Applicants/ International students R125) and
• Please submit a cheque for the CGC amount along with your application forms.  The cheque must be made out to UCT.  Please see below for our banking details should you wish to make an electronic payment.  When making a deposit or an electronic transfer please use the Ref: CGC- and your name (i.e. your initial and surname)

Should you require any further information or assistance with regard to the application process please email

judith.adriaanse@uct.ac.za

Frequently Asked Questions:

 How do I go about applying for Funding at UCT?

 Successful applicants may apply to UCT postgraduate funding office for a bursary. Please contact the postgraduate office at  gradcentre@uct.ac.za or tel.: +27 (0)21 650 2206. Alternatively you may visit their  website for more information http://www.pgfo.uct.ac.za.  Please note that these forms are due anytime from July to Oct of the year preceding studies

Is it compulsory to have an African language?

Applicants are expected to have made an effort in obtaining another language other than English and Afrikaans within the South African context.

What is the highest qualification needed to apply for Masters in Clinical Psychology? 

All applicants for the programme must be in possession of an honours degree in psychology from a South African university, or an equivalent qualification recognised by the University of Cape Town and the Professional Board of Psychology. Students applying from outside of South Africa should apply to the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) in order to have their degree evaluated.   Please visit the SAQA website for further information regarding the evaluation of foreign qualifications.

Students who are currently completing their Honours degree must submit a mid year progress report.

4.  When do the interviews take place?

The interviews will take place during the week of 06 -10 August 2012.

5.    What are the fees for the M1 year?

Students must contact the UCT Fees Office on 27 21 650 2134 to request this information. The course code for the M1 year is PSY5002W.