Research Focus
Human decision-making interacts with brain machines, virtual reality and host perception studies, cognitive neuroscience and awareness studies, brain telecommunications and behavioural analysis. Specializations suitable for students: neuroscience, biomedical engineering, psychology, sports science, rehabilitation engineering, human engineering.
Programme Structure and Funding
The full-time Ph.D. programme runs from 3 to 4 years.
Entry Requirements
- Academic background: 1) A first-class honours bachelor’s degree in a relevant subject (GPA of at least 3.7), or a master’s degree in a relevant subject (GPA of at least 3.0); research experience is preferred. 2) Research experience or influential publications are an advantage.
- Language requirements: 1) IELTS overall score of 7.0, with writing at least 7.0 and no requirement for other components. 2) TOEFL overall score of 94–101, with writing at least 27 and no requirement for other components. 3) Applicants who hold a degree from an English-speaking country may be exempt from the language requirement.
Application Materials
- Certificate and report card.
- English Language Report Card.
- Personal statement.
- Research proposals.
- 2-3An academic letter of recommendation.
Application Period
Applications can be accepted throughout the year, with rolling admissions. Application process:
- The applicant submits a curriculum vitae in English and a study plan, which will allow for a preliminary assessment.
- Private interviews with potential mentors will be invited through the initial screening.
- Interviews are successful and applications are formally submitted through the network of officials.
- Notice of admission.
Full year available
Tuition and Living Costs
Tuition fees
About 210,000 RMB per year.
Career Prospects
In Australia, newly registered clinical psychologists are usually paid between 80,000 and 100,000 per annum in the public system. As experience is accumulated, pay will rise steadily. 1. Public health system: working in state hospitals, community mental health centres, early mental health intervention teams, child and adolescent mental health services, etc., to address complex and serious psychological problems. 2. Postdoctoral researcher: at a university or research institution engaged in cutting-edge clinical psychology studies, continuing his academic studies. 3. Professors/instructors at higher education institutions: Teaching courses in clinical psychology at universities, directing graduate students and conducting their own research projects. This is a typical “academic” path, producing high-quality academic results. 4. Policy development and consultation: participation in the development, evaluation and consultation of mental health-related policies in health, education or social services.
