Aventis Master of Arts in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy

1. MA Integrative
Counselling and
Psychotherapy
24 Months (Part Time)

2. London. The Global Hub
• One of the world’s most dynamic, historic and
culturally rich capital.
• Home to Top 500 Global MNCs with over 800 000
businesses across all sectors
• London Retains Its Crown as World’s Top
Financial Center (Bloomberg 2017)

3. Home to Successful MNCs

4. HQ of Leading UK Companies

5. University of Roehampton
• Founded in 1841 (Over 170 years in providing
higher education)
• Rated the best modern university in London
• Top 12 university in London
• 601-800 top university in the world 2018 (out of
approx. 40,000) [The World University Rankings]

6. London in Singapore
Roehampton is Ranked the Best Modern university in
London by all three major UK league tables including
Sunday Times University League Table 2016, the
Complete University Guide 2016 and The Guardian
University Guide 2016.
^ Source: http://www.ukunifair.co.uk/news/roehampton-retains-its-ranking-best-modern-university-london/

7. Why Roehampton, London?
• Recognised by the UK government as a
Government University
• Accredited with the Quality Assurance
Agency (QAA) for higher education, UK.

8. Highly Experienced Faculty
• Inspiring faculty who are passionate to
teach, learn and exchange
• Tackles real-business issues that are
designed to provide you with
• Competitive advantage
• Creativity
• Skills that employers value
• Ability to present your ideas with confidence

9. Programme Structure
 24 months (Part Time)
 11 modules
 Supervised Counselling Practicum
 Personal Therapy
 518 contact hours over two years
 2 weekend blocks schedule per month

10. Cutting Edge Curriculum
- Introduction to Counselling Practice
- Integrative Theory and Skills
- Foundations of Professional Practice
- Personal Development 1
- Integrative Theory and Practice
- Supervised Counselling Practice 1
- Assessment of Clients for Counselling and Psychotherapy
- Personal Development 2
- Advanced Integrative Theory and Practice
- Supervised Counselling Practice 2
- The Role of Research in Counselling *Dissertation*

11. Dr Christopher Fong
University of Southern Queensland University of Southern
Queensland Degree Doctor of Professional Studies (Practice
Research) Field Of Study Clinical, Counseling and Applied
Psychology Grade Distinction
Ms Celine Vasantha
Victoria University, Melbourne Australia Masters of
Counselling and Bachelor of Psychology. Field of Study
Clinical, Counselling and Applied Psychology
Ms Abigail Lee
Wesley Institute, Australia Masters of Counselling and
University of Sydney Australia Bachelors Degree of Arts in
Psychology and Sociology. Field of Study Clinical,
Counselling and Applied Psychology

12. Supervised Counselling
Practicum
Over the course of two years, there will be
200 hours of accumulated supervised
training hours where students will be
conducting counselling with supervision to
clients at respective organizations.

13. Personal Therapy
Aside from 200 hours of supervised
practicum, 70 hours will be allocated to
beginners or trainee counsellors to
attend personal therapy. This is in place
to allow future therapists to understand
counselling from a client’s point of view
and to develop patience in the
counselling process.

14. Applied Research
Dissertation gives you the opportunity to deepen your
applied research skills and conduct deep dive into a
topic of your passion.
A valuable and crucial avenue for you to develop you
critical thinking and analytic skills as a business leader.
A dissertation of 8,000 word has to be completed as a
final thesis for graduation from the programme so as to
determine that students are well-equipped with
research methodologies as well as practical skills.

15. Same certificate as
issued on campus!

16. Admission Criteria
• At least 21 years old
• A relevant bachelor’s degree in psychology or the
social sciences or an arts related subject; OR
• Non-relevant bachelor’s degree holders may be
required to undertake additional modules to fulfil
• the required credit points (The final decision rests
with the University)
• A minimum of 6.5 IELTS overall with no less than
5.5 in any band, or equivalent for graduates from
non-English programs

17. Next Intake | March 2019