MSc PGDip Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

A good first degree (a minimum of second class) in a health-related topic or equivalent plus a minimum of four years practice experience in a health or social care setting to allow for consolidation of learning. Applicants who do not possess a core profession need to present evidence that they meet BABCP Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes (KSA) conditions prior to an offer being made on the course. This is a mechanism whereby the applicant can show evidence that they have equivalent training and experience compared to a Registered Health or Social Care professional.

For the duration of the programme, all students must be working in a paid or voluntary capacity within a health or care organisation or within a voluntary sector. They would have access to a relevant client group plus supervision within their workplace. The workplace setting would need to be successfully audited using the Multi-professional Practice Learning Environment Audit.

A suitable professional and/or academic reference to ensure that the student's application is supported.

All candidates are interviewed prior to offers being made.

7HSK2141 - Fundamental of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) (15 credits)
7HSK2142 - CBT for Anxiety and Depression (15 credits)
7HSK2143 - CBT Practice 1 (30 credits)
7HSK2144 – CBT for Complex and Comorbid Presentations (30 credits)
7HSK2145 – CBT Practice 2 (30 credits)