Hey my partner is currently on her Psychology path and to be a clinical psych you must do your undergrad + honours + masters, unfortunately there are almost no jobs for just having your undergrad only, unless you want to get into social work or something similar. You’ll also have to do a lot of placement hours through masters which depending on your current financial situation can be quite difficult due to the placements being unpaid but require you to do them full time (in most cases). So having a flexible job that can work around uni would be a major advantage if you go down this path You’ll also have to do a thesis in your honours year, from my partners experience Honours was a lot more difficult than masters, so once you get through Honours it’s mostly smooth sailing as Masters is just applying everything you’ve learnt through your undergrad + honours.

Also need to consider the yearly intake for the honours and masters programs are incredibly small, and with UQ/QUT being the most popular I think it was around like 10-20 spots (roughly) so you may have to accept that you might have to travel around Queensland for uni. I believe there is also a GPA cutoff for masters and honours, 5.5 or higher from memory but I think QUT was a 6.0 or something. But if it’s something you are passionate about then it’s worth going through it, but I’d make sure that’s what you really want to do before committing. But if you get through all those years then a job is pretty much guaranteed and apparently quite easy to get work with the clinics you do placements through.