MProf Psychotherapy

Regent's University London

This course forms a key part of your professional training to become a UKCP registered psychotherapist. Working part-time over four years, you'll build on your existing knowledge to become a skillful and ethical professional – able to think independently, critically and creatively while undertaking a highly responsible job.

As this is a part-time course, we aren't able to sponsor students for a Student visa.

Combine research, academic study and clinical practice on this rewarding part-time Master's, revisiting theoretical perspectives (existential and humanistic/integrative) and challenging your own thoughts and biases before starting to develop your own approach to psychotherapy and counselling.

You'll be taught in a way that celebrates difference and encourages discussion, constructive feedback and healthy debate. Through a combination of seminars, skills training sessions and professional development groups, you’ll learn to apply tools and techniques practically within a safe classroom environment, under the supervision of academics and practitioners with years of clinical experience.

Your engagement in weekly psychotherapy sessions (40 per academic year, half of which must be in person) will encourage you to reflect upon your beliefs and prevent any prejudices (such as race, gender, religion, age, class, etc.) from influencing your professional practice.