Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

Inter-Disciplinary Principles of Counselling, Psychosocial and Clinical Diagnostics, Counselling methods and strategies, Counselling practice research, Self-reflection and self-awareness, Legal Application Areas, Personality Development and Ethics, Supervised counselling practice, Practice Research and Quality Management, Psychosocial counselling

Annotation

The degree course meets the academic requirements for further qualification in child and adolescent psychotherapy (note the current opportunities for this qualification!) and enables you to take up doctoral studies. It does not replace specialist or approach-specific counselling training!

Admission modus

Local admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

Study requirements for admission to this degree course are: -\tA successful Bachelor's degree or a comparable university degree in a field of Social Work (e.g. Social Pedagogy, Social Work), Childhood Education or another human, educational or social science degree course with at least an average grade of 2.5 and 210 ETCS points ( Prospective students with 180 ECTS can also be admitted subject to conditions). -\trelevant practical experience of around 640 working hours, -\trelevant examinations totalling 15 ETCS points, and a minimum grade of 2.5 from one of the modules listed below: Specialisation Counselling, Specialisation Development Funding, Specialisation Health, -\tKnowledge of methods of empirical social research in the amount of 5 ECTS. Detailed information on the access requirements can be found at https://soz-kult.hs-duesseldorf.de/mpb-voraussetzungen.