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Master of Counselling

Prepare for a career in counselling with advanced skills in mental health support and evidence-based therapies.

Best for:Best for professionals seeking to advance their careers in counselling, mental health support, or related fields with a focus on practical experience and evidence-based therapeutic techniques.

Deakin University · Melbourne, Australia
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Australia

Overview

The Master of Counselling at Deakin University equips graduates with advanced analytical and communication skills to support individuals, couples, and groups facing mild to moderate mental health challenges. This course is designed for professionals from diverse backgrounds, including counselling, teaching, healthcare, and social work. Students gain 200 hours of practical experience and learn to apply counselling theories such as cognitive behaviour therapy and emotion-focused therapy. The programme emphasizes compassionate, client-centered support tailored to individual needs, preparing graduates for real-world practice in mental health services.

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What you'll do

  • Develop advanced analytical and communication skills for supporting individuals, couples, and groups with mental health challenges.
  • Apply evidence-based counselling theories, including cognitive behaviour therapy and emotion-focused therapy, to address emotional issues.
  • Gain 200 hours of practical experience in counselling to prepare for real-world client support.
  • Learn to tailor therapeutic interventions to meet the unique needs of diverse clients.
  • Engage in practical learning opportunities to refine counselling techniques and client interaction strategies.

Requirements

Degree required: Completion of a bachelor's degree or higher in any discipline

Language: English proficiency (not explicitly stated but implied for academic programme)

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Evidence of academic capability judged to be equivalent to a bachelor’s degree
  • Ability to produce a recorded personal statement (video)
Eligibility
  • No explicit nationality or residency restrictions mentioned
  • No age or prior experience caps specified

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How to apply

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Applicants must submit a completed application through Deakin University’s official portal, including a recorded personal statement (video) and evidence of academic capability.

Documents required
  • CV or academic resume
  • Recorded personal statement (video)
  • Evidence of academic capability (transcripts or equivalent)
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