Artist's impression of the health innovation campus exterior, with people walking past.

Doctorate in Clinical Psychology

The Doctorate in Clinical Psychology is a fully funded programme of full or part time study while employed as a Trainee Clinical Psychologist within the NHS, leading to registration with the HCPC.

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Lancaster DClinPsy Anti-Racism stance

Following events within the training community, the profession, the murder of George Floyd and the work of the Black Lives Matter movement, the last 12 months have seen the Lancaster DClinPsy begin to focus on addressing structural, and individual, experiences of racism within the programme and clinical psychology as a profession. We acknowledge this work is overdue, and we recognise the work of many people who have been highlighting institutional racism for many, many years.
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Anti-Racism Stakeholder Consultation

On 25th November, following a similar trainee consultation event in September, stakeholders in the programme came together online to share ideas and discuss anti-racist practice. Stakeholders included supervisors, markers, teachers, selectors, experts by experience, trainees and staff, and we were joined by Dr Nargis Islam, Senior Lecturer and Clinical Tutor, from UEL.
Artwork for Julie

Graduation congratulations and celebrations

The programme would like to extend its heartfelt congratulations to all of our trainees who graduated at Lancaster this week. We were also delighted to see so many people at our post-graduation celebration and unveiling of the artwork created in memory of Dr Julie Davies. We were delighted to host Julie's family who collected her doctorate during the graduation ceremony and shared some moving words with us all.
Professional Issues in Clinical Psychology book cover

Professional Issues in Clinical Psychology book published

We are excited to share news of the publication of a new book - Professional Issues in Clinical Psychology: Developing a Professional Identity through Training and Beyond, edited by Will Curvis, clinical tutor on the DClinPsy at Lancaster. The book features contributions from a range of current trainees and recent alumni of the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology programme at Lancaster University, with a foreword by Richard Slinger.
Health Innovation Campus building site

Health Innovation Campus update

The construction of the Health Innovation Campus (HIC) continues apace. The plan is for the HIC One building to be completed at the end of January 2020 and the new entrance from the A6 will be completed in March /April 2020.

Programme board

New Programme Board Co-Chairs

We marked the end of the term of office of both our co-chairs, Petra Gwilliam and Julie Machan at our last programme board but we are delighted to announce that the two individuals we have approached to take on the role of co-chairs have agreed to do so.

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If you have any queries about the programme or our admissions process, please get in touch using the details below - we'll be delighted to help.

Doctorate in Clinical Psychology
C16 Furness College
Lancaster University
Bailrigg, Lancaster
United Kingdom
LA1 4YG

+44 (0)1524 592691

dclinpsyadmissions@lancaster.ac.uk