Master of Counselling
The Master of Counselling is a professional part-time training in counselling, and is a recognised qualification to practise as a counsellor.
| Start date | September 2023 |
| Length of study | Four years part-time |
| Co-Directors, Professional Programmes | Sharan Collins / Elaine Goldie |
| Open for online applications | 3rd October 2022 |
| Online application deadlines |
7th November 2022 11th April 2023 26th June 2023 |
Aims
The Master of Counselling has a number of specific aims and learning outcomes.
Structure
The Master of Counselling is taught over four years of part-time study.
Career prospects
The Master of Counselling offers significantly enhanced employment prospects for its graduates.
Entrance requirements
Entrance requirements for the Master of Counselling.
As this is a professional training programme, students are subject to the University’s Fitness to Practise regulations
Fees
Fees information for the Master of Counselling
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Please ensure you have read the entrance requirements for Master of Counselling and are confident of meeting the criteria before applying online.
Beyond the programme
Students who successfully complete the Master of Counselling can also consider further educational opportunities within the University.