Bachelor of Science - Counselling Psychology with Integrated Foundation Year (C856)

Counselling psychologists deal with a wide range of mental health problems concerning life issues including bereavement, self-harm, and traumas. They use psychological theory and research, combined with counselling skills, in designing and delivering interventions to help clients with a range of difficult life issues and/or mental health conditions. They make decisions to support the individual, empower them to recover, and to minimize stress they may be experiencing.

The Bachelor of Science in Counselling Psychology with Integrated Foundation Year degree is ideal if students want to start their journey to become a Counselling Psychologist, as they develop their knowledge of psychology and counselling psychology theories and skills.

Graduates will examine biological, cognitive, developmental, and individual differences alongside the social psychological principles underlying everyday experience and behavior.