Counseling

The Counseling program is for individuals who want to help others and develop psychological support skills. It's a one-year non-degree program in English, ideal for those who thrive in empathetic environments. The main advantage is developing skills in counseling theories and techniques.

The curriculum covers counseling theories, techniques, and ethics. Students engage in practical sessions that enhance their communication skills and prepare them for real-world challenges. This hands-on approach helps them navigate human behavior and mental health complexities.

Graduates can become Counseling Psychologists, Mental Health Counselors, School Counselors, Rehabilitation Counselors, or Therapists. They may work in schools, hospitals, community organizations, or private practices, using their skills to help people in need.