The Graduate Diploma of Pastoral Counselling from Charles Sturt University offers training in professional counselling theory and practice within a theological framework.
This course provides skills and experience for counselling and advanced pastoral care in various settings. This course is part of an articulated program, which allows students to build on their studies to reach their desired level of qualification.
Charles Sturt University’s Graduate Diploma of Pastoral Counselling offers training suitable for a variety of professions focused on supporting individuals, both within faith-based contexts and beyond. These professions include counselling, pastoral care, aged care, school welfare, grief counselling, care coordination, and chaplaincy within institutions or congregations. The course also provides a foundation for further study in the field or can be used as a pathway into ministry-related studies.
For further details about the course structure, entry requirements, and other important information, please check the Charles Sturt University course information page by following the link below.
Award name:
Graduate Diploma of Pastoral Counselling
Study Level:
Postgraduate
AQF Level:
Level 8
Credit Points:
64
Duration:
2 years part-time
Charles Sturt Faculty:
Faculty of Arts & Education
Charles Sturt School:
School of Theology
If you need more information, or have any questions about this course, please do not hesitate to ask us about this course today.
Start your application today by following the application process on the Charles Sturt University website.
