Family and Systemic Psychotherapy

Entry requirements

Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent, as well as the following:

• Successful completion of an accredited Foundation and Intermediate Level Training or equivalent
• Four years experience working in/closely with mental health and/or social welfare settings, a minimum two years of which should be post-qualifying
• Grounding in child development and psychology

Months of entry

October

Course content

Critical and reflective examination of systemic theory is at the heart of this course, and you will also focus on the application of a systemic framework to practice and research.

You study different approaches to therapeutic work across a range of subjects and client groups, including adult mental health, individuals, couples, children and families.

You will also sharpen your own critical responses to discourses relating to power, difference and diversity, and develop the skills needed to address issues of discrimination.

This course is delivered in partnership with the Institute of Family Therapy in London.

Information for international students

See Fees and Funding for International Students for full information.

Fees and funding

See UK/EU Postgraduate students for full information on fees and funding.

Qualification and course duration

MSc