Course Duration and Structure The Master of Counselling and Psychotherapy consists of 200 credit points. Integrating the Graduate Certificate and the Graduate Diploma within the first year, students undertake a total of 16 units of study. This consists of twelve coursework units (150 credit points), two placement units (25 credit points) and two research relevant units (25 credit points). The full-time course structure is detailed below: Year One Graduate Certificate & Graduate Diploma Units CAP401 Psychotherapeutic Theories and Models CAP402 Person-Centred Counselling CAP412 Ethics and Professional Development CAP417 Assessment Process in Counselling and Psychotherapy CAP404 Facilitating Therapeutic Change CAP405 Cognitive Behavioural Therapies CAP461 Counselling Placement CAP414 Treatment Planning Year Two Masters units CAP511 Interpersonal Processes in Psychotherapy CAP561 Counselling Placement CAP507 Key Competencies in Brief Dynamic Psychotherapy CAP509 Child and Family Therapy CAP551 Research Methods and Project CAP510 Trauma, Loss and Grief Therapy CAP505 Exploring Process Experiential Emotion Focused Therapy CAP506 Existential Psychotherapy and the Group Process