Torrens University Australia - Sydney (Surry Hills) and Online
The Bachelor of Counselling course meets the challenge of developing counsellors with the knowledge and skills necessary to meet the demands of a rapidly changing workforce and diverse client groups. Graduates need to be able to find and analyse content from secondary source material, apply their knowledge in a range of contexts, operate effectively in an allied health professional environment, and have the capacity to productively engage with people.
Students will develop skills in conflict management, case management, social justice, report writing and counselling micro skills.
The Bachelor of Counselling is designed to enable students to develop specific knowledge and skills, including individual and group counselling and conflict management, to work therapeutically with a range of client groups. Two industry placements provide the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge to practice skills.
Learning outcomes:
Counselling and communication skills, lifespan development, mental health, social justice, trauma informed practice, understanding addictions.
Occupations in counselling, within areas of community counselling, drug and alcohol, women's health, family support, relationship counselling services, gender and sexuality, and anxiety and depression.
The ATAR and Selection Rank profile is not available as entry is based on other criteria for this course.
Please refer to the Torrens University Australia website for admission criteria information.
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