Programme Overview
Comprehensive introduction to the programme
The course aims to equip students with the essential skills and attributes needed for roles involving professional responsibility and decision-making, preparing them for successful employment in the field. Throughout the program, students will develop the ability to apply critical thinking to their studies, manage complexity and uncertainty, explore potential solutions, and demonstrate thoughtful evaluations in both theory and practice across a range of therapeutic settings.
Programme Structure
Academic curriculum and module breakdown
- Semester 1
- Personal and Professional Development Through Inclusive Practice
- Developing Empathetic Communication for Effective Therapeutic Relationship
- Self-awareness and Reflective Practice in Counselling
- Ethical Frameworks in Counselling
- Semester 2
- Theoretical Perspective in Counselling
- Individual Differences
- Digital Approaches in Caring Professions
- Research Preparation
- Placement (100 hours)
- Semester 3
- Counselling Skills Development and Practice
- Working with Diverse Clients in Therapeutic Counselling
- Risk and Assessment (Pearson-set)
- Cognitive Behavioral Approaches to Counselling
- Semester 4
- Counselling Skills Development and Practice
- Risk and Assessment (Pearson-set)
- Comparative Theories and Approaches in Counselling
- Psychodynamic Approaches to Counselling
- Placement (70 hours)
Entry Requirements
Academic prerequisites and admission criteria
Career Opportunities
Professional pathways and career progression