This Graduate Diploma program equips you with the essential skills and knowledge to support individuals and communities through significant life changes, including physical injuries, psychological conditions, disability, or disadvantage. You will learn to build effective client relationships, coordinate services, and master core counselling techniques applicable to rehabilitation and behaviour change. The curriculum explores various counselling models and practical approaches, preparing you for ethical practice in diverse settings. A crucial component of this program is a mandatory practical work placement in a rehabilitation-focused facility or a related health or human service agency. This hands-on experience is designed to enhance your skills, expand your professional network, and prepare you for immediate employment upon graduation. The program is accredited by the Australian Society of Rehabilitation Counsellors (ASORC), ensuring industry recognition of your advanced capabilities.
Graduates are prepared for professional practice in rehabilitation counselling and broader counselling roles within wellbeing, sport, and mental health sectors. The program's accreditation by ASORC enhances employability.
Tuition fees are an estimate and may vary based on study load and year of commencement. Fees are typically based on a full-time load of 120 credit points per year. Annual fee increases are generally not above seven percent. International students should refer to their offer letter for specific payment deadlines and initial deposit requirements. For detailed fee information, consult the university's 'Finance' and 'Fees and Scholarships' pages.
Australian Society of Rehabilitation Counsellors (ASORC)