DPT: International and Cross-cultural Counselling Studies (MSc) (Part-time) (PTMSCICCCS1P)

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Year 1 Academic year: 2024/25, Starting in: September

Before selecting your outside courses, please ensure you have consulted with your Cohort Lead or the Programme Director. A total of 120 taught credits and 60 credits Dissertation must be taken over two years part-time to achieve the MSc.

A maximum of 40 credits from courses outside the programme collection can be taken over the two years of the MSc.

Compulsory courses

Counselling Across Borders

Counselling across languages and cultures

Decolonising Counselling and Psychotherapy: Reflections from Psychosocial Perspectives

Course options

It is recommended and expected that students choose an option course that runs in semester 1, enabling an even credit balance across the academic year. If you wish to choose a course that runs in semester 2, please seek advice from your Student Adviser.

Body Talk: Embodiment, Physical Dialogue and Authentic Movement

Creative Therapies with Children and Young People

Autoethnographic Research Methods in the Social Sciences

Humanities and Arts-informed Research Methods in the Social Sciences

Reflexivity: Rethinking subjectivity in practice and research

Queering Health and Social Sciences: LGBTQIA+ Perspectives

Between Counselling and Research 2: Qualitative Methodologies

You may take up to 20 credits of optional courses from anywhere in the University throughout the duration of your degree, provided you have the approval of the Programme Director and the Course Organiser of the course(s) you have chosen.