Advanced practice and research: systemic psychotherapy (M10)

Entry requirements

In order to undertake this course, we ask that you:

• have a Master’s degree in systemic psychotherapy or equivalent (this must include specific knowledge of systemic psychotherapy theory and practice);
• hold a professional systemic registration e.g. AFT or UKCP;
• have some prior knowledge of research.

As part of our application process we ask that you submit a proposal as we are interested in the thoughts and ideas that you have about your research interests.

Months of entry

September

Course content

Combining the principles of therapeutic practice with social science approaches, this one-of-a-kind course offers experienced systemic practitioners, managers and educators to opportunity to:

• Gain a deep understanding of systemic psychotherapy enquiry via a rich, interdisciplinary programme of lectures, seminars and observations
• Pursue an original research project – drawing on a wide variety of research methods and a unique blend of theoretical approaches
• Join a thriving, international learning community, with a staff team of leading academics and practitioners, and a diverse student body

The programme not only supports engagement with the realities of current professional contexts, but also builds future-facing, reflexive leadership abilities – offering a truly unique learning experience.