Macquarie University 2006 Handbook: PSYC28P - Counselling Psychology (Postgraduate Study Pattern)

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PSYC28P - Counselling Psychology (Postgraduate Study Pattern)

Major:	Counselling Psychology
Area of Study:	Psychology
Degrees:	PGDipCounsel - Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling Psychology
Offered By:	LP - Division of Linguistics and Psychology
Admission Requirements:	Honours degree in Psychology or equivalent
Fees:	$360.00
Attendance Modes:	Internal
Study Loads:	Full Time (2.0) Part Time
Commencing Study Periods:	FH

General Requirements

Minimum number of credit points required for the award

Specific Requirements

800 level
Required		PSYC908	Counselling Theory and Practice (4)	4
Required		PSYC911	Advanced Lifespan Psychology for Counsellors (4)	4
Required		PSYC912	Group Processes and Counselling (4)	4
Required		PSYC961	Advanced Counselling Theory and Practice (2)	2
Required	either	PSYC905	Issues in Professional Practice (2)
	or	PSYC906	Case Conference: Special Populations (2)	2
Required	16 cp from	PSY863	Research Design and Evaluation (4)
		PSY868	Psychotherapy (4)
		PSYC922	Couple Therapy (4)
		PSYC926	Counselling Skills in Sexuality and Sexual Health Issues (4)
		PSYC940	Psychological Assessment and Evaluation (4)
		PSYC962	Qualitative Research Design and Practice (4)
		PSYO914	Industrial and Organisational Psychology (4)
		PSYO915	Organisational Change and Development (4)
		PSYO921	Applied Psychology in Human Resource Management (4)
		PSYS811	Working with Families (4)	16
Electives
Balance of credit points required
TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM				32

Notes

Please note: This program does not lead to membership of the Australian Psychological Society or to registration with the NSW Psychologist Registration Board in its own right. However, students who complete credit points for the Diploma program may credit these towards the relevant Masters program, providing they are accepted into the full Masters program.