Counselling Psychology
University of Victoria · BC · S1vi6Q0M4
Counselling Psychology is a Masters degree at University of Victoria, BC. It covers areas like counselling theory, clinical psychology, cross cultural psychology, social work practice, educational psychology, developmental psychology. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Victoria
Masters
What you'll study in Counselling Psychology
Example subjects: Group Processes, Skills for Effective Interpersonal Communication, Introduction to Theories of Counselling, Ethics and Legal Issues in Counselling, Group Counselling, Diversity, Culture, and Counselling, Research Methods and Program Evaluation in Counselling, Assessment in Counselling, Career Development and Counselling Across the Lifespan, Advanced Seminar in Theories of Counselling Psychology, Developmental Issues in Family Counselling, Skills and Practice for Counselling.
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What will I study in Counselling Psychology?
Counselling Psychology covers areas like counselling-theory, clinical-psychology, cross-cultural-psychology, genetic-counselling, social-work-practice, clinical-skills, developmental-psychology, educational-psychology.
Who offers Counselling Psychology?
Counselling Psychology is offered by University of Victoria, BC.
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