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About the course
UNE’s Bachelor of Counselling builds foundational knowledge and practical skills for professional counselling in a complex, high-demand field. The course emphasises supported, self-directed and reflective learning, strong interpersonal connection, and the development of genuineness, acceptance, care and compassion. It is designed to help you become future-ready for practice through a human-centred approach to counselling at bachelor level. The programme explores human behaviour, research methods, and applied psychology for community and organisational settings.
Career outcome
Graduates can pursue counselling and support roles across community, health and wellbeing settings, working with individuals, families and diverse groups. Career pathways may include community and youth services, mental health and wellbeing support, disability and aged-care services, and related case support roles, depending on experience and further professional requirements. This prepares you for entry-level counselling pathways with a Bachelor of Counselling. Preparing graduates for human resources support, community services, and psychology-related graduate pathways.
Entry requirements
Guaranteed ATAR: 65.00. Entry is based on recent secondary, higher education (GPA), a completed bachelor in any discipline, VET study, or work experience.
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