Systemic Practice University of Leeds

Overview

The Postgraduate Certificate in Systemic Practice at the University of Leeds offers an in-depth exploration of family therapy, integrating both Foundation and Intermediate level training accredited by the Association for Family Therapy and Systemic Practice. This course is ideal for professionals engaged in nursing, psychiatry, social work, clinical psychology, and similar fields, equipping them with the skills necessary to apply systemic thinking in various clinical settings.

Why Systemic Practice at the University of Leeds?

The University of Leeds is renowned for its commitment to excellence in education, particularly in the health sciences. The Leeds Family Therapy and Research Centre has been instrumental in training therapists for over 28 years, ensuring that students receive high-quality education and practical experience. The programme’s multi-disciplinary approach allows for a rich learning environment, fostering collaboration among students from diverse professional backgrounds.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

Tuition fees for the Postgraduate Certificate in Systemic Practice are set at £7,500 for UK students. Unfortunately, specific fee details for international, European, and local students are currently unavailable. For more information on funding and scholarships, please visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The course is structured over two years, with the first year focusing on foundational concepts and skills in systemic practice. The second year builds upon this foundation, emphasising the development of therapeutic skills and practical application. Key modules include:

• ourse in Systemic Practice
• Course in Systemic Practice

Students are required to complete a minimum of 60 hours of systemic therapeutic practice within their own work environment, ensuring that they gain hands-on experience while applying theoretical knowledge.

Careers with Systemic Practice

Graduates of the PGCert in Systemic Practice are recognised as Systemic Practitioners, signifying their acquired knowledge and skills. Many alumni progress to the MSc in Systemic Family Therapy, which qualifies them to register with the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) as Family and Systemic Psychotherapists. This opens up various career opportunities in public, voluntary, and private sectors, enhancing their professional development and career prospects.