Professional Masters in Group Analytic Psychotherapy
A clinical training programme for health professionals seeking to integrate group analytic theory into their practice.
Best for:Best for clinical health professionals seeking advanced training in group analytic psychotherapy.
Overview
The Professional Masters in Group Analytic Psychotherapy at University College Dublin is a specialized clinical training programme designed for psychotherapists, psychiatrists, mental health nurses, and occupational therapists. The curriculum provides a deep understanding of group analysis, enabling practitioners to apply these principles within clinical settings and various health agencies. The programme is structured over six years of part-time study, divided into two distinct stages of modules. Applicants must demonstrate appropriate prior qualifications or professional experience to be considered for entry.
What you'll do
- Complete all four modules of the Graduate Certificate in Group Analytic Studies (Year 1) or equivalent.
- Participate in the structured six-year part-time curriculum consisting of multiple module stages.
- Engage in clinical training to develop understanding and practice of group analysis.
- Apply theoretical knowledge of group analytic psychotherapy to professional clinical environments.
Requirements
Degree required: Graduate Certificate in Group Analytic Studies or equivalent qualification.
Degree offered: Masters
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Professional background in psychotherapy, psychiatry, mental health nursing, or occupational therapy.
- Completion of Year 1 Stage 1 modules (XA24) or equivalent prior learning.
- Ability to commit to a six-year part-time study programme.
- Domestic (EEA) applicants only.
- Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) may be considered for admission or credit exemptions.
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Applications are submitted online through the University College Dublin registry portal. Prospective students should review the specific requirements for Recognition of Prior Learning if they do not hold the exact prerequisite certificate.
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