Bachelor of Counselling

Southern Cross University

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Undergraduate
CRICOS: 01241G

There is strong demand for mental health professionals. If you enjoy working with people and creating positive change, counselling offers both a meaningful career and excellent employment prospects. The Bachelor of Counselling provides a foundation in psychology, assessment and interventions, counselling theory and practice and building relationships.

Structure

Credit points 288

Subjects

COUN1001 Counselling Skills 1
HLTH1004 The Reflective Learner and Health Science Scholar
COUN1002 Ethical Issues in Practice
PSYC1002 Psychology Foundations: Self and Situation
COUN1003 Case Conceptualisation
PSYC2004 Lifespan Psychology
WELF1003 Counselling Theory and Practice
HLTH1005 Understanding Wellbeing and Mental Health
COUN2001 Counselling Skills 2
COUN2002 Group Therapy: Theory and Practice
INDG1001 Indigenous World-Views
COUN2003 Addictions Counselling
COUN2004 Counselling Children and Young People
WELF2003 Trauma Informed Practice
COUN2005 Counselling Skills 3
STAT2001 Foundations of Evidence for Health Science Practitioners
COUN2006 Counselling Families and Couples
COUN3001 Counselling Placement and Supervision 1
COUN3002 Counselling Placement and Supervision 2
PSYC3005 Culture and Psychology

Standard entry requirements

Meet the Universitys standard minimum admission requirements for undergraduate courses
Demonstrate a suitable degree of life experience, including self-awareness, a capacity to relate to others and an understanding of ethical behaviour

Study information

Campus	Fees	Mid year intake	Attendance
Coffs Harbour	International: $92,496	No	Full-time : 3 years
Gold Coast	International: $92,496	No	Full-time : 3 years
Lismore	International: $92,496	No	Full-time : 3 years