BSc (Hons) Psychology with Counselling
Learn online and earn a BPS-accredited degree from Arden University to lay the foundations for your career. Cover the fundamentals of psychology and psychological wellbeing while specialising in counselling theory and practice.
Degree title
BSc (Hons) Psychology with CounsellingType
Bachelors degreeDuration
3 years+Total tuition fee
£27,750 GBP
Delve into psychology and prepare for a career in counselling
Are you considering a career as a counsellor or counselling psychologist? Do you want to explore the fundamentals of psychology?
This flexible online degree from Arden University takes a person-centred approach that is both broad-ranging and specialist. You’ll master the fundamentals of social, cognitive, biological, and developmental psychology, while developing core skills for therapeutic and counselling practice.
Join an online network of experts, learners, and practitioners
Throughout the course, you’ll have access to cutting-edge digital learning technologies to aid your learning. You’ll join an online community of other learners, researchers, and practitioners, who’ll help you learn through real-world contexts and apply your new skills in the field.
You’ll also hear from guest speakers working in a wealth of other fields, including the fire service, policing and the NHS.
What skills will you learn?
- Counselling
- Therapy
- CBT
- Empathy
- Resilience
- Critical thinking
- Psychological research
- Methodologies in psychology
- Analytical skills
Bachelors degree
- Duration
- 3 years+
- Overview
- 0 programs
- Language
- English
What do I need to apply?
The content of this course has been developed by professionals working in a wide range of different areas (from clinical psychology to the fire service and beyond). That means you’ll be equipped for an equally varied range of fields and professions worldwide.
You’ll graduate with an in-depth knowledge of modern counselling theory, and the skills you need to practise, including:
- Communicating effectively in challenging situations
- Retrieving, comprehending, and using data
- Handling primary source material appropriately
- Problem solving and abstract and scientific reasoning
- Making critical judgements and evaluations
- Applying sensitivity to interpersonal factors
- Talking and listening approaches in counselling
- Responding to feedback
What are the learning outcomes?
To be eligible for this course, you should have:
- Passes at grade C or above in three subjects, including mathematics at GCSE level or equivalent or one year of relevant work experience.
- For students whose prior education was not taught in English: IELTS 6.0 (no less than 5.5 in any element); TOEFL iBT 80; or equivalent.
What you’ll get as a degree student
- Learn when you want by watching videos, reading articles, doing tests, and completing assignments online
- Join online discussions and collaborate with your peers in a virtual study group
- Enjoy discussions with feedback from expert educators
- Get full access to the university library, online resources and support
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