8 Part-time Master's in Counselling Psychology in Hong Kong (SAR)

The Master of Social Sciences in Counselling Psychology from Hong Kong Shue Yan University is a professional degree that qualifies graduates for registration with professional associations.

The objectives of the Counselling program from The University of Hong Kong are to equip students for acting as the first line of help, both at work and in their personal lives, for people in need of support before they develop more severe mental health problems and to add to the resources of practitioners in human services who find themselves in need of further training in the counselling process.

Over the years, The University of Hong Kong's programme in Mental Health has grown into a strong network of students and teachers from healthcare, social care, and other professions, including social work, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, nursing, speech therapy, psychology, counselling, education, law and medicine. 

The aim of the Counselling programme at City University of Hong Kong is to provide professional counsellor education for competent and thoughtful practice as counsellors in a variety of human services, school, and health care settings or in other professional/occupational fields wherein counselling training is an asset.

The Master of Counselling programme from Hong Kong Baptist University is a taught postgraduate programme deliberately designed for those working in education, social services, health services, religious services, personnel management, and others who are interested in counselling and working with people. 

The Master of Arts in Guidance and Counselling at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University aims to train teachers, social workers, guidance and counselling practitioners, human resource management personnel and those who are intended to offer counselling services to address the diverse needs of their clientele in Hong Kong.

Family Counselling and Family Education from The Chinese University of Hong Kong is an effective means for helping professionals advance and enrich their professional knowledge and competence.  

The Mental Health Master is offered by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. The overall aim of the programme is to prepare reflective social work and mental health practitioners via a mixed-mode programme of study which enables participants to develop specialised practice knowledge through an intellectually challenging experience.