Master DEGREE

Master In Counselling Charleston Management

  • INTRODUCTION
  • The Masters in Counseling program covers all the main areas of study required of a professional counsellor. It addresses issues in social psychology, developmental psychology, the helping relationship, testing and assessment, group work, research methodology, ethics in the helping profession, career guidance and development, and practical work. The curriculum is also structured according to the requirements of the Standards and Requirements of Training for Counsellors 2003-2010 as set by the Malaysian Board of Counsellors.

  • AIMS OF THE COURSE
  • The main aim of the program is to produce professional counsellors capable of meeting the mental health needs of Malaysian society. The course is designed to expose the student to a holistic approach in the field of counselling. The student will find a balance between theory, research, and practise. Given this varied exposure in all the key areas of counselling, graduates from this program will be able to practise in a host of settings. Finally, the Masters in Counseling at Charleston Management Centre can also serve as a launch pad for those who wish to continue their studies in counselling at the doctoral level.Simply put, the primary aim of the program is to graduate students who have a high level of professional competence in the field of counseling and psychotherapy.

  • ENTRY REQUIREMENT

Degree in psychology or in any related field from a recognized university / professional qualifications from a recognised examining body.

  • COURSE ASSESSMENT
    Examination - 50% Course Work - 50%
  • COURSE DURATION
The entire program can be completed in 8 semesters or about 2 ½ years. This program can be taken by working adults as classes are held on weeknights and on Saturdays.
  • 2011 INTAKES
January 11, September 6 PATHWAY AND SUBJECT LISTING
  • Semester 1
  • Techniques & the Process of Counseling Individuals and Society
    • Semester 2
    Human Development Across the Lifespan Group Process
    • Semester 3
    Theories of Counseliing Research Methods & Statistics
    • Semester 4
    Career Information, Career Counseling & Career Development Testing & Assessment Marital & Family Counselling
    • Semester 5
    Application of Career Development Theories to Counselling Analysis of Individuals & Groups
    • Semester 6
    Issues & Ethics in Counseling Counselling Practicum
    • Semester 7
    Thesis Writing I & II Counseling Internship I & II
    • Semester 8
    Thesis Writing II Counseling Internship II

    Feb. 24, 2011