AUT - Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy
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Vicky Taylor |
Adult Psychotherapy is for beginning psychotherapists or students who wish to become psychotherapists.
In order to enter this subject area, students need to have successfully completed the Graduate Diploma in Psychotherpy Studies or equivalent. The Adult Psychotherapy masters programme is one year full time plus two years part time.
Graduate Diploma in Psychotherapy Studies (AK3580) 120 points
Students must obtain a B grade or better in the Graduate Diploma in Psychotherpy Studies papers 567402 Human Development and 567430 Foundation Skills in Psychotherapy to enter the Master of Health Science in Psychotherapy programme.
More information on the Graduate Diploma in Psychotherpy studies can be found in the Health and Environmental Sciences Undergraduate Programme Guide.
Master of Health Science in Psychotherapy (AK3485) 240 pointsThe MHSc provides an opportunity for graduates from a variety of health backgrounds to advance their scholarly and professional knowledge in an inter-professional and collegial learning environment, and to develop research capabilities. This degree comprises core and specialist papers and a thesis or dissertation, which gives students the opportunity to complete research relevant to their programme of study.
Students complete papers:
588518 Critical Inquiry for Evidence Based Practice (20)†
588623 Professional Practice (20)†
588869 Dissertation (60)
Students complete 140 points for Adult Psychotherapy:
588800 Psychotherapy Practice I (40)
588801 Psychotherapy Practice II (40)
588802 Psychotherapy Client Groups (20)
588804 Psychotherapy Principles I (20)
588805 Psychotherapy Principles II (20)
* Currently under review. Not available in 2009.
† Flexible learning: involves online, block course or distance learning (subject to change)
