The Master of Counselling at the University of Notre Dame Australia is designed for professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in mental health and interpersonal support. You will explore contemporary, evidence-based approaches to counselling, focusing on theoretical frameworks, practical skills, and ethical considerations essential for effective practice. This postgraduate degree is ideal for individuals from backgrounds such as social work, psychology, or nursing, who are passionate about facilitating positive change in individuals and communities. You will develop a robust understanding of counselling across the lifespan, preparing you for impactful professional roles.
Studied full-time on campus over two years, this Masters degree offers a dynamic learning experience encompassing theoretical study, skills development, and crucial practical application. You will engage with core subjects like Interpersonal Group Practice, Counselling Skills, and Theoretical Approaches, alongside specialised areas such as Trauma, Loss and Grief Counselling. A significant component involves a supervised industry placement, providing valuable hands-on experience and client contact. You will graduate with the advanced knowledge and practical capabilities required to register as a counsellor and confidently commence your professional career.