Understanding Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse CPD (Continuing Professional Development) Goldsmiths, University of London

Overview

This CPD programme at Goldsmiths, University of London, delves into the complexities surrounding domestic violence and sexual abuse. It integrates various theoretical frameworks, including psychodynamic, systemic, cognitive behavioural, and social theories, to provide a holistic understanding of the issues at hand. The course is designed to explore the dynamics of abusive behaviour and the repercussions for victims across different stages of life, from childhood through to older adulthood. By examining these issues through diverse cultural, social, and international lenses, students are equipped to address the multifaceted nature of violence and abuse.

Why Understanding Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse CPD at Goldsmiths?

Goldsmiths is renowned for its commitment to innovative teaching and research. The university's strong partnerships with practitioners in the field ensure that students benefit from real-world insights and experiences. The facilities provided foster a collaborative learning environment, enhancing the educational experience. Goldsmiths' focus on creativity and critical thinking prepares graduates to tackle pressing social issues effectively.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the Understanding Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse CPD programme are as follows:

• National Students: £11,250 per year
• International Students: £24,350 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum includes a variety of modules that cover essential topics in the field:

• Working with Children in the Context of Domestic Violence & Sexual Abuse (15 credits)
• Adolescents as Victims and Perpetrators (15 credits)
• The Impact of Trauma – Distress, Resilience and Post-Traumatic Growth (15 credits)

It is important to note that not all modules may be available every academic year due to staff commitments.

Careers with Understanding Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse CPD

Graduates of this programme will find themselves well-prepared for various roles within health and social care, psychological therapies, and specialist abuse services. Alumni have successfully pursued careers in organisations that focus on supporting victims and addressing the causes of domestic violence and sexual abuse. With a solid grounding in both theory and practice, graduates are equipped to make meaningful contributions to their fields.