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Master of Counselling
Master of Counselling graduates will practise with a high level of competence in a diverse range of professional environments, using theory and research to inform their current and future practice. They will contribute to the counselling profession and the wid…
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Master of Counselling graduates will practise with a high level of competence in a diverse range of professional environments, using theory and research to inform their current and future practice. They will contribute to the counselling profession and the wider community through effective, highly skilled and ethically based practice. They will also make an effective contribution to the research environment by engaging in counselling-related research activity.
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Bachelor's degree including specified prerequisites plus practical professional experience.
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