MA Guidance and Counselling

Overview

The programmes aim to produce highly qualified professionals who are knowledgeable in the principles and practice of Guidance and Counselling. It seeks to equip students with the competencies and practical skills required in school guidance and counselling, family counselling, community counselling, career and vocational counselling, and rehabilitation counselling.

The programme combines general foundational courses with specialized seminars and research that allow students to develop expertise in their specific areas of interest. Graduates of the programme will be equipped to address personal, educational, vocational, career, family, and rehabilitation-related challenges effectively and professionally.

Ultimately, the programme aims to produce competent professional counsellors who can make meaningful contributions to individual well-being, social development, and community transformation through effective guidance and counselling services.

Accreditation: GTEC institutional accreditation. Professional body recognition where applicable to the school.

How you’ll study

Pathway. Core study, applied work and assessment as set by the school for this award.

Outcomes. Prepares graduates for senior counselling, student-services and guidance leadership roles.

Entry requirements

Element	Requirement
Standard entry	A good first degree (normally second class or better) in a relevant field from a recognised institution, plus a selection interview. Relevant work experience strengthens an application.

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Careers

Prepares graduates for senior counselling, student-services and guidance leadership roles.