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CSNSW offers placements to undergraduate and postgraduate psychology students across diverse program areas, including generalist psychology, drug and alcohol treatment, high intensity programs, violent and sex offender programs, mental health services, serious offender assessment, personality and behavioural disorder services, countering violent extremism, high risk offenders, and disability services. Placements are available across metro, rural and remote locations, subject to supervisor availability and operational priorities. Board-approved supervisors are available for Professional, Clinical and Forensic students, although locations are limited by supervisor availability. Applicants should discuss their learning needs with their university placement coordinator, obtain the coordinator's support, and submit a cover letter, resume or CV, placement coordinator's statement of support, and university indemnity insurance. Applications are reviewed for suitability and supervisor availability. Placements are subject to positive probity checks, which can take up to 6 weeks. Some rural and remote locations may offer affordable onsite staff accommodation. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander psychology students are encouraged to consider CSNSW for placement and career opportunities.