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This Advanced Diploma in Supervision course is for those intending to work as a supervisor, or for experienced supervisors who wish to gain a formal qualification in the practice of supervision. The programme is suitable for qualified counsellors & psychotherapists, psychologists, […]

This Autism Spectrum Studies Diploma gives you the opportunity to learn about the History of Autism, the different strengths and challenges of Autism and how it affects a persons mental health and daily living. You will learn to put on […]

BA in Professional Social Care This QQI approved Level 7 degree programme will prepare social care workers for CORU registration. Focusing specifically on the disability sector, the three-year, part-time/open learning degree provides participants with the skills to work effectively within […]

Overview: Children are the next generation. They will grow up to be the leaders, the inventors and the creators, so make sure you’re giving them the best possible start in life. Today, we have the benefit of knowledge, and we […]

This programme is suitable for those who wish to develop the knowledge and skills necessary in the design and planning of Mental Health promotion. Participants will explore community as a resource in responding to challenges of mental health, engaging with […]

This 14-week specialist course is the first of its kind to be offered in Ireland and aims to support learners in the development of an appropriate level of knowledge, skill and understanding to enable them to appropriately recognise and respond […]

This course is designed for learners who have already completed year 1 of our Special Needs Assisting QQI component award course and now wish to get a Major QQI Level 5 award in Community Care. Communication (5N0690) Work Experience (5N1356) […]

The Diploma in Counselling Studies introduces students to the pioneers and theories of some of the major traditions in the field of Counselling and Psychotherapy. Students will study the fundamental concepts of counselling and psychotherapy practice as well as being informed of […]

This Diploma in Disability Studies programme is suitable for those who wish to develop critical awareness of the factors operating in the world of Disability. It challenges the way in which disability is understood by our society. Students explore disability from […]

This Diploma focuses on combing exploration of social theory and professional skill building. It equips students to work with intervention agencies or access full time degree courses. The UCC Lecturing Team combine their academic learning with extensive experience of working […]

Psychoanalysis is the study of the hidden and unconscious processes of the mind. Explores the way people give meaning to their lives, especially when suffering psychological distress. For graduates of any area who wish to progress into psychoanalysis.

Person centred planning is now seen as a best practice approach in many human services. It allows an individual define their future for themselves and determine how/what services are needed to support this vision of a desirable future. This course […]

This twelve-week, accredited course addresses the philosophy and values of person centredness. It explores the ways in which a person centred approach underpins positive behavioural support strategies that are capable of producing increased quality of life for service users. It […]

The Bachelor of Arts (Social Care) provides teaching of theoretical concepts applied to social care practice. It was developed in response to the continuing educational needs of social care workers and in the context of the professionalisation of social care […]

Do you love organising parties? Are you looking for a rewarding and exciting career? If the answer is yes then this Social Events Planning Diploma – Level 3 course is the perfect opportunity! What could be more fun than planning amazing […]

The aim of this module is to enable students to develop a critical, multidisciplinary, child-centred perspective on inequalities in the global context. Inequalities between children and adults as well as divisions which cut across childhood such as socio-economic difference, gender […]

Housing not only provides shelter it has many other important social and economic functions. It impacts on the wellbeing of individuals and families and the cohesion of neighbourhoods. Housing provision is costly for governments and households but it is an […]

This module explores the income maintenance function of the Irish welfare state in the OECD context. It examines why and how states provide income supports for individuals and households, what direct effects these supports have on incomes and living standards, […]