Bachelor of Social Science
Course overview
The Bachelor of Social Science degree offered in English and Korean combines rigorous coursework, experiential learning, and mentoring relationships into a comprehensive educational experience. This degree enables students to develop a personal and professional framework for counselling through integration of the Scriptures and critical study of psychological principals and the major counselling modalities.
The course is designed and structured to help caring Christians reach out and comfort individuals, couples and families in crisis. The comprehensive syllabus provides knowledge, understanding and skills to match Christian concern with practical techniques of counselling or chaplaincy.
What sets the Australian College of Christian Education program apart is the Christian framework that encompasses every aspect of the curriculum and promotes study of the whole person, including the spiritual dimension. You will be given the unique opportunity to explore the relationship between faith and psychology in a scriptural context.
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