Course Modules

The module explores global issues in education and the different contexts in which children and young people learn and educators teach, including in formal and informal settings. You will be introduced to key concepts used in international education policy and […]

You will study themes of representation and communication in mathematics including early emergent mathematical thinking and more advanced representations. You will develop your understanding of key theories and practice that underpin the development of learners’ mathematical thinking and understanding and

A Forest School is a journey of self-discovery and awareness in the outdoors where you are given the freedom to explore your surroundings, yourself and others through your curiosity and imagination. This approach is heralded by some as inspirational but

The module will cover core theory and key skills across professional and applied psychology contexts including psychological assessment and case formulation, psychotherapy, psychometric test development, administration, and interpretation and research methods in clinical psychology.

This module provides students with an opportunity to review and clarify many of the practice issues raised in previous modules, giving students a chance to continue to develop their ethical and professional awareness, as well as their employability. Further aspects

The broad aim of the module is to provide a critical understanding of mindfulness and compassion-focussed psychotherapies. More information on this module will be available soon.

You will develop your understanding of Roger’s ‘Conditions Statement’ and explore the ‘Tribes of the Person-centred Nation’ including the classical approach, focusing, experiential work, existential ideas and integration.

The module will give students the opportunity to explore the specialist Humanistic model in depth and to extend their learning beyond generic Humanistic counselling practice. The aim of the module is to allow students the opportunity to immerse themselves in

The aim of this module is to deepen student’s critical understanding of Humanistic theory and to consider whether they can coherently integrate aspects of non-Humanistic theory into their Humanistic base. Humanistic counselling will be explored in its historical context and

This module aims to enable students to understand some of the major theories of developmental psychology. The module will familiarise students with the diversity of lifespan development models and enable students to recognise critical and transitional points in human development