Master of Professional Counselling-Monash
The Master of Professional Counselling in Monash University Malaysia is a skills-based course suited to those with an interest in counselling. It is taught by academics with extensive experience of working as professional counsellors/psychologists.
This course is designed to prepare students to become registered counsellors in settings such as community mental health, schools, health centers, workplaces, and in private practice. The course is also suitable for people already working in various professions who may wish to utilise counselling skills in roles such as teaching, social work and human resources. A distinctive feature of the course is its focus on preparing students to be culturally competent counsellors in Malaysia and the region.
This course requires students to undertake 504 hours of clinical placements, including a minimum of 192 hours of client contact. Through these mandatory placements, students have an opportunity to apply theory to practice under supervision in clinical settings.
Overview
INSTITUTION
EDUCATION LEVEL
Postgraduate
CATEGORY
Other Postgraduate Programmes
Intakes and Duration
Feb
2 yrs (Full-time) , 4 yrs (Part-time)
Jul
2 yrs (Full-time) , 4 yrs (Part-time)
Fees
Course Fees - Local Students
RM65,000
Course Fees - International Student
RM71,500
Subjects
Master in Strategic Human Resource Management
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