Psychology of Coercive Control

Entry requirements

This course is suitable for psychology graduates or those with a degree in a relevant discipline, such as counselling, health sciences, nursing, criminal justice, law, or police science. It is also ideal for professionals working in settings that assist survivors of abuse.

For full details, see the programme website.

Months of entry

September

Course content

The Psychology of Coercive Control programme offers advanced knowledge and insights into the psychology of coercive and controlling behaviour.

This course delves into the development, effects, and prevention of coercive control in various settings, including domestic relationships, human trafficking, gangs, extremist groups, and organisations.