The Master of Counselling, a program accredited by the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA) and Australian Counselling Association (ACA), aims to develop essential clinical competencies, foster reflective awareness and provide a sound theoretical foundation for a career as a professional counsellor. The degree integrates contemporary counselling theory, research and practice, contextualised within a Christian world view and a mental health framework. It develops counsellors who understand the personal, cultural, relational, psychological, social and spiritual domains of human experience and functioning; who are professionally and ethically informed; who will be sensitive to the diversity and uniqueness of individuals, families, and communities; and who will value and promote the dignity, potential and wellbeing of all people.
Extra Notes
Entry Requirements
Section 1: 60% Section 2: 65% ; ILETS 7 with (No Score Less Than) : Reading and Writing 6.5, Listening and Speaking 6.5
Remarks
Previously successfully completed a relevant bachelor degree or bachelor (honours) degree
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