MA Reflective Practice With Optional Pathways In Counselling, Health And Social Work

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Nottingham Trent University

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• Objectives
  A course for practitioners in counselling, social work, nursing, professions allied to medicine, education and other human services. Some modules will be available largely by distance learning and independent study with minimal attendance required (e.g. 2 half days) at the University. Others will be taught in weekly sessions over one or two terms at the University, starting late afternoons and finishing in the evening.
• Entry requirements
  Entry requirements The key requirement is that applicants have a professional qualification and are in practice or have recent experience of the professional interactions on which they wish to reflect. The course is designed for people who have undertaken training at undergraduate level or equivalent and have significant professional experience.
• Academic title
  MA Reflective Practice With Optional Pathways In Counselling, Health And Social Work
• Course description
  Course content
  Reflection is essential for effective professional practice. A growing body of research indicates that different ways of harnessing reflection is vital for professional development, especially in those fields where working with people is at the core. The masters will be flexible enough to accommodate a range of professionals working in any area of counselling, social services, health, education, management and similar fields.
  
  Students’ learning will be enhanced by the multi-disciplinary basis of the teaching team and the student group. A programme for practitioners in counselling, social work, nursing, professions allied to medicine, education and other human services.
  
  Assessment
  Compulsory core modules will be in reflective practice and in research, leading to a final dissertation. There will be no exams and most of the assessment will be via self-directed course work.
  
  Students will be expected to identify a topic for their final project early in their first year of study. Participants will have a range of choice modules and the option to negotiate a module linked to their subject of interest.
  
  Special benefits
  Flexibility in content; for example, students can negotiate their own learning outcomes in various modules.
  
  Research opportunities
  The key requirement is that applicants have a professional qualification and are in practice or have recent experience of the professional interactions on which they wish to reflect.
  
  The course is designed for people who have undertaken training at undergraduate level or equivalent and have significant professional experience. The research opportunities are therefore very much based on each individual student's professional practice.
  

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