In the Master of Education (Counselling Psychology), you'll complete coursework, a practicum and Culminating Activity (thesis, project or Capstone) to:

• understand and acquire communication skills in interpersonal and counselling contexts
• learn historical and theoretical foundations in counselling psychology
• develop a planning and implementation framework for client change interventions in counselling psychology
• become familiar with a variety of counselling assessment procedures
• understand the process of career counselling
• address professional and ethical issues in counselling psychology practice, science and regulation
• develop an understanding of gender and cultural issues in counselling
• experience supervised practice in counselling psychology settings

You do not require a teaching background for admission to this program.

Year one program delivery: full-time, on-campus

Year two program delivery: practicum placements and culminating activity (may both be completed at a distance with limited on-campus requirements)

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