BSc(Hons) Communication and Counselling Studies

The Communication and Counselling Studies course at Ulster University is a part-time undergraduate course that provides students with the knowledge and skills to underpin practice in professional communication and counselling contexts. The course explores essential disciplines, such as sociology, psychology, and research, to create an interdisciplinary approach. Course Content: This course is focused on providing foundational knowledge in communication and counselling studies, studying human behaviour, communication skills, counselling skills, and interviewing skills. It delves into social processes and social psychology, group dynamics, and critical issues in mental health. Students also learn about research methods, which will aid them in their studies and future professional engagements. Key Modules: The course has several key modules, including Understanding Behaviour, Introduction to Communication Skills, Introduction to Counselling Skills, Interviewing Skills, Social Processes, and Social Psychology. It also has substantial modules on Group Dynamics, Critical Issues in Mental Health, and Research Methods.Future Careers: Graduates from the course can enter several fields. They can find opportunities in a range of community and voluntary sector organisations, public sector bodies, and some private enterprises where communication and interpersonal skills are valued and required. The course also provides a foundation for further study in these fields, leading to more specialised qualifications.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.