BSc (Hons) Cognitive Behavioural Therapeutic Approaches
The programme develops students’ understanding of human behaviour, psychological theory and the application of cognitive behavioural therapeutic approaches. Areas of study and assessment include:
- Psychological foundations of cognition, emotion and behaviour.
- Cognitive behavioural theory, therapeutic models and evidence-based interventions.
- Therapeutic communication, relationship building and collaborative practice.
- Assessment, case formulation, intervention planning and evaluation.
- Professional ethics, safeguarding, confidentiality and boundaries.
- Cultural awareness, inclusion and person-centred practice.
- Research methods, critical appraisal and academic writing.
- Practical skills demonstrations and assessed application of therapeutic approaches.
- Reflective practice, professional development and engagement with supervision.
- Completion of the programme’s prescribed practicum, placement and supervised hours.
- An independent honours research project or dissertation, as specified in the programme regulations.

