What will I study?

You will acquire the knowledge and self-assurance necessary to successfully complete your undergraduate degree at your foundation level. You will gain knowledge of study techniques in disciplines like numeracy, research techniques, and teamwork. Additionally, you'll take two introductory psychology and counselling programs. Following your foundational year, you will study the core areas of psychology education, including social, cognitive, biological, developmental, and research methodologies. Additionally, you will have the option to enrol in counselling-specific modules, such as Managing the Therapeutic Process, Core Counseling Skills, Health and Psychological Well-Being, and Counseling Psychology.

A person-centred approach is used in the psychology field of counselling to help people investigate their experiences and come up with counterproductive ideas and behaviours. Counsellors are employed in a variety of professional contexts, such as internal departments of for-profit and nonprofit organizations, public agencies, and private practices. You will study the core areas of psychology education, including social, cognitive, biological, developmental, and research methodologies, as part of your counselling degree. Additionally, you will have the option to enrol in counselling-specific modules, such as Managing the Therapeutic Process, Core Counseling Skills, Health and Psychological Well-Being, and Counseling Psychology.