Master of Counselling Psychology
An advanced graduate program designed to develop professional counselors with strong theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and applied clinical training in mental health services.
The Master of Counselling Psychology is designed to prepare graduates with advanced knowledge and practical skills in the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health conditions.
The program combines theoretical foundations with applied clinical training, equipping students to deliver psychological services in hospitals, community health centers, schools, and private practice settings.
It also prepares graduates for roles in research, teaching, and policy development within the field of mental health.
Program Duration
Two years (4 semesters), including coursework, supervised clinical practicum, and a research thesis.
Admission Requirement
A Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or a closely related field (e.g., Counseling, Psychiatry, Health Sciences, or Social Work) from a recognized institution.