Masters Degrees (Play Therapy)

The longest standing British Association of Play Therapy (BAPT) accredited Masters level Play Therapy training course in England. Read more

The Masters in Play Therapy course is accredited by the  British Association of Play Therapists  (BAPT) and provides professional training in play therapy. Read more

The MSc Play Therapy is a new collaboration between With Kids (a Scottish charity) and the MSc Art Psychotherapy (International) at Queen Margaret University. Read more

Modern family life has been transformed by high divorce rates, the decline of the extended family, easy access to alcohol and drugs and other social and cultural factors adversely impacting on many of today's young people. Read more

As a qualified play therapist, you will already be aware of the importance of self-expression and creative mediums in therapy. Read more

Do you want to become a music therapist? The part-time MA Music Therapy course provides students with a unique opportunity to develop the skills necessary to become a  Health and Care Professions Council  (HCPC) qualified music therapist. Read more

The MA in Music Therapy is a two-year full-time programme of study which prepares graduates for professional practice as a music therapist. Read more

Approved by the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC), this training leads to a nationally recognised professional qualification as a music therapist. Read more

Become a qualified play therapist and help children come to terms with traumatic events in their lives. Through the use of play, you will give children the confidence and opportunity to express themselves during their time with you. Read more

If you would like to register and go into practice as a music therapist, this inspirational new masters course is the ideal route to success. Read more

A career in occupational therapy offers variety, purpose and immense job satisfaction. This Masters level qualification qualifies you for a rewarding profession where you can help people facing physical and mental challenges to overcome barriers to their independence.  Accelerate your career plans. Read more

Interview.  Interviews are usually held between January and June. The applicant’s personal statement should include. reasons why they feel drawn to the profession of music therapy; specific musical skills; and details of relevant experience within caring professions. Read more

Normally a minimum of one year’s full-time experience (or part-time equivalent) of work in a caring capacity or equivalent. Relevant care work includes. Read more

This course is not open to International students. Speech and language therapists play a unique role in supporting individuals who have communication and swallowing difficulties to achieve and live life to their full potential. Read more

This course is for people already working in a healthcare setting (in areas including psychiatry, clinical and forensic psychology, occupational therapy… Read more