Masters Degrees in Counselling Psychology, Ireland

The MSc in Psychotherapy is a four-year part-time programme at Level 9 NFQ (120 credits). Students may exit after two years with a Graduate Diploma in Psychotherapy (60 credits). Read more

The Postgraduate Diploma in Arts (Adult Guidance Counselling) is designed to serve as a training course for people working with adults in a guidance/counselling setting, providing information, advice and placement services. Read more

The MEd School Guidance Counselling degree is designed to advance the professional development of school Guidance Counsellors and builds on the Postgraduate Diploma in School Guidance Counselling (PGDSGC). Read more

This is a one-year part- time taught postgraduate diploma which is designed to prepare qualified second-level teachers to provide and manage a school guidance counselling service. Read more

This is a full time three year professional course, leading to a Doctoral qualification in clinical psychology. Graduates are qualified to work as Clinical Psychologists. There are four key strands around which course delivery is organised. Read more

This innovative programme is an opportunity for honours graduates to pursue studies leading to a professional qualification in Occupational Therapy. Read more

The MSc Group Analytic Psychotherapy forms the academic component of the final or Qualifying level of a three-tier clinical training in the theory and practice of group analytic psychotherapy. Read more

This part-time 2 year programme provides a clinical training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy contributing to professional qualification to practice this therapeutic method with adults. Read more

Coaching Psychologists are specialists in behaviour change who utilise systematic methodologies drawn from the psychological evidence base to bring about positive change. Read more