Counselling Degree Courses

Degrees in counselling provide practical, theoretical and ethical skills for a career in counselling, which may include social care, mental health, human difference and diversity to personal development. Applicants may be considered on their individual merits, demonstration of commitment through voluntary experience or employment in counselling settings, where a portfolio may be required. Graduates will gain skills in relationship development and therapeutic management with clients, use a wide range of methods and skills suitable to the client through experiential learning. The ability to communicate effectively, think critically and problem solve are key for careers in counselling or post graduate study.

Some Courses in Counselling:

• Psychology, Counselling and Therapies (CB89)
• Person-Centred Counselling (B941)
• Counselling (B940)
• Psychology and Counselling (CB89)
• Counselling Studies (B940)