Bachelor of Counselling

Course Overview Griffith's Bachelor of Counselling prepares you to support individuals, families, and communities by providing theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for professional counselling practice in various settings. The program equips you to address personal, work, and relationship challenges within different organizations. Key Program Highlights Build a solid foundation in counselling, encompassing theory and practical skills for diverse settings. Acquire hands-on experience through placements to enhance skills and confidence. Graduate prepared for registration with the Australian Register of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (ARCAP) and other professional organizations. Engage in interprofessional learning, collaborating with students from various health disciplines. Benefit from learning from experts involved in major Australian research projects at the Griffith Centre for Mental Health.