BA HONS DEGREE

The theme of 'the people of God' is explored in various dimensions, as we explore what 'biblical theology' is all about, and look at some key biblical texts – Deuteronomy, Isaiah, John and Romans.

An opportunity to develop a research project of your own, exploring a topic close to your heart under the supervision of two members of staff (a counsellor and a theologian).

Provides the theoretical background to help students reflect on their counselling experience, as well as providing additional skills training to be applied in Field Work.

Students will be equipped to develop practice skills and apply cognitive behavioural theory to a variety of clinical issues. Due to the primarily clinical nature of this module, the emphasis will be on class demonstrations and regular practice of clinical skills.

Synthesis of themes drawn from theology and systematic therapy sources. Extends students’ skills in counselling couples, families and other groups.

Designed to deepen students’ awareness of and familiarity with issues and interventions in counselling practice. This module builds upon students’ experience at level 2 and deepens students’ awareness of the impact of theory on practice and vice versa.

Allows students to draw together skills and knowledge acquired throughout the course to further their practical experience (in actual placement or agency setting) and skills development.

An experiential module in which learning occurs mainly through the interaction of students with each other in a group setting. Tutors will also provide insight on the purpose and processes of Reflective Practice.