Can I pursue M.Sc in Clinical Psychology after completing my B.Sc in Biology? If so, how?

<p>Yes, you can generally pursue a M.Sc in Clinical Psychology after completing a B.Sc in Biology, but you will likely need to take additional psychology courses to meet the eligibility criteria of most programs, as most require a bachelor's degree in psychology or a closely related field with relevant psychology coursework; check the specific requirements of the universities you are interested in applying to.&nbsp;Key points to consider:</p><ul><li>Check programme requirements:</li><li>While a B.Sc in Biology can be a good foundation for understanding human biology, most M.Sc Clinical Psychology programs will require you to have taken psychology courses at the undergraduate level.&nbsp;</li><li>Bridge courses or additional study:</li><li>Some universities might offer bridge courses or allow you to take additional psychology courses to meet the eligibility criteria.&nbsp;</li><li>Entrance exams:</li><li>Many M.Sc Clinical Psychology programs require you to take an entrance exam, so prepare accordingly</li></ul>

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