MSc in Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy

• 2-year course - current suspended.
• This builds on existing competences in Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy – includes workshops on theory and clinical skills training in the treatment of complex mental health difficulties, supervision as well as a final dissertation in Year 2.
• Applicants must be health professionals with a Postgraduate Diploma or equivalent qualification in Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy. Though clinical supervision is arranged by the course, applicants are required to have access to suitable clients.
• Up-to-date information about course fees can be found at the Academic Registry.
• Students must themselves, as part of the course, complete a minimum of 15 sessions of a cognitively based psychotherapy and associated homework tasks; or, alternatively they may complete 25 hours of another model of Psychotherapy with an accredited therapist. The cost for this personal therapy will be borne by the student.
• The classroom teaching is due to start with a week of teaching in September and continues initially with weekly workshops during the academic year on Fridays in Year 1 with a decreasing frequency in Year 2 allowing students to focus on their research projects.
• NMBI Category II approval until 2026.
• Applicants will be subject to Garda Vetting.

https://www.tcd.ie/courses/postgraduate/az/course.php?id=DPTMD-CPSY-1P09

Course Director: Dr. Craig Chigwedere
Course Coordinators: Ms Colette Kearns and Ms Anne Marie Foley
Course Administrator: Majella Moloney
Email: cbtmasters@tcd.ie

 
Phone number + 353 1 249 3561